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PEMDAS on the Prairie

In our day to day lives we meet many challenges. Decisions have to be made. Each of us analyzes these challenges, find what we think are...

Spring Ephemerals!

A Large Flowered Trillium in full bloom. Below it are 2 small white flowers called squirrel corn, and some fading leaves of wild leeks...

Who Lived in Hixon Forest?

An old, sod-covered stone cellar with a partially collapsed arched roof is the most prominent sign of human habitation by early European...

Calling All Volunteers

As we begin the new year, Friends of the Blufflands looks forward to continuing to make progress on the remnant prairies and other...

Burning Brush Piles

Every year when there is snow on the ground, we burn brush piles that were made earlier in the year. These piles are made up primarily of...

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