Grasslands are important ecosystems for safeguarding biodiversity. The protection and stewardship of places like the Flint Hills in Kansas and Oklahoma and the pampas of the Gran Chaco and Patagonia of Argentina are critical to the futures of migratory and residential species, and people.
Join TNC experts to learn how we’re leveraging partnerships and using best-in-class conservation strategies to protect grasslands in North and South America.
Bring your questions for the discussion!
Tuesday, March 14
3 p.m. ET/12 p.m. PT
Join us and learn about how grasslands foster biodiversity, the species grasslands sustain, and the conservation policy tools TNC uses to protect these vibrant landscapes in North and South America for nature and people. Meet conservation experts working to conserve grasslands from the Flint Hills of Kansas and Oklahoma and the Gran Chaco and Patagonia of Argentina. The presentation will demonstrate how grasslands in each hemisphere connect habitat, conservation strategy and communities.
Tuesday, March 28
3 p.m. ET/12 p.m. PT
Gather to learn how TNC’s conservation priorities are reflected in projects underway in the landscapes of the Flint Hills in Oklahoma and the Gran Chaco and Patagonia of Argentina. Conservation experts will describe strategies, partnerships and best practices used in protecting and maintaining these ecosystems that are crucial for the preservation of species such as prairie chickens, bison and greater rheas.
November 15, 2022 | Learn about the fascinating and essential roles insects play in sustaining healthy ecosystems and how these critters are an integral part of our conservation work on the ground in places such as the grasslands of Nebraska and Illinois. Meet TNC conservation experts whose work protects and promotes healthy populations of insects.
November 1, 2022 | Explore life in the darkness with TNC conservation experts who will reveal the hidden worlds of underground habitats, bats flying at night, and the ecological connections between them. Learn some fascinating facts about life in the dark and TNC's role in helping promote healthy bat populations.
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