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Texas’ beautiful spring is here! Come out for the Burleson Prairie field trip and the Riesel Prairie work day! Check out the Fort Worth…

Prairie Facts

Today the tallgrass prairies of Texas are very rare. Less than 1% of the original 20 million acres of Texas’ beautiful tallgrass prairie remains and losses are still occurring to plowing, improper overgrazing, and development.

Texas Prairie Journal

Past issues of the Texas Prairie Journal (formerly the Prairie Dog), the newsletter of the Native Prairies Association of Texas (NPAT), are available here. Some past newsletters may have articles removed if online distribution was not permitted by the author.

There is a significant delay between the release of a newsletter and online posting of a backissue. To receive the Texas Prairie Journal in your mailbox as soon as it is released, join the Native Prairies Association of Texas (NPAT) today!

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Issues

2008 Spring issue, Volume 21, Issue 1
2007 Fall/Winter issue, Volume 20, Issue 2
2007 Winter/Spring issue, Volume 20, Issue 1
2006 Spring issue, Volume 19, Issue 2
2006 Winter issue, Volume 19, Issue 1
2005 Fall issue, Volume 18, Issue 3
2005 Spring issue, (one article removed)
2005 Winter issue

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