Brad Guhr's guest appearances

Brad Guhr

Cultivating Place

That's My Favorite

Emily Dickinson

Kevin Jordan

Margaret Roach

John Muir

Owen Smith

Arthur Waskow

Niki Jabbour

Jessica Walliser

Sara Bir

Christie Purifoy

Severine Von Tscharner Fleming

Christin Geall

Nancy Lawson

Thomas Rainer

Ken Druse

OwlTail

Naturalist Nicole Brown is joined by Brad Guhr of Dyck Arboretum of the Plains in Hesston Kansas for a nerd session on why native plants are awesome. Tune in for information on prairie restoration from large scale projects to your own native garden in your backyard.Show notes: https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favorite/native-plants-ft-brad-guhr/Website: https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favoriteEmail: myfavorite@gpnc.org

Naturalist Nicole Brown is joined by Brad Guhr of Dyck Arboretum of the Plains in Hesston Kansas for a nerd session on why native plants are awesome. Tune in for information on prairie restoration from large scale projects to your own native garden in your backyard.Show notes: <a href="https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favorite/native-plants-ft-brad-guhr/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favorite/native-plants-ft-brad-guhr/</a>Website: <a href="https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favorite" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favorite</a>Email: myfavorite@gpnc.org

Ep.21 – Plant Native! (ft Brad Guhr)

Last week we talked "Little House on the Prairie" and this week we visit the grassland prairies and plains of Kansas. According to the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Kansas and the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower center in Texas, Tallgrass prairie once covered between 170 to 250 million acres of North America – making it the largest ecosystem in the country. By 1860, the vast majority was developed and plowed under. Today less than 4% remains, mostly in the Kansas Flint Hills. We’re joined in conversation by Brad Guhr, education coordinator and prairie restoration ecologist for the Dyck Arboretum of the Plains in Hesston, Kansas. To learn more about this inspiring ecosystem based landscape. Join us.

Last week we talked "Little House on the Prairie" and this week we visit the grassland prairies and plains of Kansas. According to the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Kansas and the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower center in Texas, Tallgrass prairie once covered between 170 to 250 million acres of North America – making it the largest ecosystem in the country. By 1860, the vast majority was developed and plowed under. Today less than 4% remains, mostly in the Kansas Flint Hills. We’re joined in conversation by Brad Guhr, education coordinator and prairie restoration ecologist for the Dyck Arboretum of the Plains in Hesston, Kansas. To learn more about this inspiring ecosystem based landscape. Join us.

Cultivating Place: North America's Largest Ecosystem - The Prairies and Plains With Brad Guhr