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Nature benefits when practitioners have access to science and experience-based information that supports land stewardship. New content is released at 11 a.m. every Friday! Can't wait for the release? Members can access recordings here, and non-members can purchase recordings here

Join us for a webinar about the Konza Prairie to explore the interconnectedness of above and below-ground ecosystem processes as they respond to encroachment. Discover how woody vegetation accelerates water cycling and changes the distribution of carbon within the soil profile. Jesse Nippert, Ph.D., Kansas State University, will discuss these ecosystem changes, provide options for conserving and restoring our grasslands, and share his insights.
Join us for a webinar that will explore a case study from the California Channel Islands. Learn how Cal-IBIS, the California Islands Biodiversity Information System, gathers occurrence data for all life forms across the archipelago into an online portal, expanding the system to house detailed rare plant survey data. This platform is standardizing collection practices while sharing a blueprint for information sharing in other conservation regions. Learn how data sharing across regions and disciplines can accelerate conservation.

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