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  • Researcher Julia Michaels standing in a field of frying pans, an uplands plant endemic to California. Photo courtesy of Julia Michaels
    Once perceived as a problem, conservation grazing by cattle a boon to vernal pools

    Dec 13, 2021

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  • Cattle graze dry grass, reducing potential wildfire fuels.Photo by Roger Praplan
    Match.Graze launches to reduce wildfire fuel, feed livestock

    Oct 1, 2020

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  • Leaving sufficient dry matter on rangeland prevents soil erosion and creates a conducive environment for diverse plant communities to thrive.
    Low residual dry matter on rangeland a concern heading into wet season

    Oct 2, 2015

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