Private Landowners: A Critical Partner in Minnesota’s Prairie Conservation (near Ortonville) @MinnesotaDNR
Private Landowners: A Critical Partner in Minnesota’s Prairie Conservation (near Ortonville)  @MinnesotaDNR
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Native prairie refers to an ecosystem of interconnected plants, animals, soils, climate and cultures. Native prairie is a landscape where climate and disturbance over thousands of years have favored grassland over forest.
Prairies were once the largest continuous ecosystem in North America, but today they are one of the continent's most endangered habitats. The near elimination of native prairies and savannas (prairie with scattered trees) has inspired many efforts to protect remaining parcels.
For more information, visit mndnr.gov/prairie.
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Private Landowners: A Critical Partner in Minnesota’s Prairie Conservation (near Ortonville)

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