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In the Field

Northern Bobwhite
In the Field NPAT Prairies

A Prairie Bird-a-thon

Pat Merkord initiated NPAT’s first Prairie Bird-a-thon. She took pledges toward the total number of birds counted. From May 28 to June 5, Pat traveled around the state to six of our conservation properties and conducted breeding bird surveys. Thanks to everyone who pledged! Read more »

By Kirsti Harms, 3 yearsJuly 1, 2020 ago
In the Field Teaching the Prairie

Ode to the Prairie

Matt Buckingham ponders what prairies might have been like before American expansion. His journey through Texas prairies features many fabulous photos of wildflowers. Read more »

By Kirsti Harms, 3 yearsMay 20, 2020 ago
In the Field Maddin Prairie

A June Visit to Maddin Prairie

Maddin Prairie Preserve is our largest and westernmost prairie. I have been going out there every six weeks or so for several years, as a volunteer, and lately as staff. No matter when I go, there is always work to do and nature to study. This year is no different. ~Kirsti Harms Read more »

By Kirsti Harms, 4 yearsJune 15, 2019 ago
In the Field Other Lands

Burleson Prairie Adventure

On May 4, 2019 I was happy to attend a prairie walk and plant adventure at Burleson Prairie, a 100 plus acre tallgrass prairie restoration plus a remnant in the Blackland Prairie. This site is very special as the restoration has been over 30 years in the making.  Read more »

By Lisa Spangler, 4 yearsJune 3, 2019 ago
Yellow prairie paintbrush
In the Field Maddin Prairie

Maddin Wildflowers

A spring trip to our western prairie was a wildflower delight! It is a good year for wildflowers all over the state. Read more »

By Kirsti Harms, 4 yearsApril 6, 2019 ago

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Native Prairies Association of Texas
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Manchaca, TX 78652
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