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October 23 2021

Juniper branches and logs are laid on the ground on contour for erosion control.

Posted in Erosion, 2021

August 28 2021

Dead Ashe Juniper poles and branches are laid on countour for erosion control.

The new tall native grasses are growing very well around it.

Posted in Habitat, Erosion, 2021

July 11 2021

Dead Ashe Juniper branches are laid on the ground to create berms on contour for erosion control. The canopy above is still thickly intact. Light is allowed to reach the ground and grass is beginning to fill in around tree trunks between stick and rock berms.

Sideoats Grama Grass

Posted in Habitat, Erosion, 2021

July 04 2021

Water from recent rain still standing in The Draw because of rock gabion dam installed years ago.

There is a culvert installed under the stone covered road to allow traffic to pass in wet events.

Posted in Habitat, Erosion, 2021

May 15 2021

  • New Monarch Butterfly emerged from Chrysalis at Pole Barn
  • Improved berms for erosion control along roads

20 Deer at feeding place in hunting area

Posted in Census, Habitat, Erosion, 2021

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