The Do's and Don'ts of Tallgrass Prairie Restoration – Heather Bass Presents Her Research
What does it take to restore a native Texas tallgrass prairie and in particular its cornerstone grass species Little Bluestem? That’s what Heather Bass of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT) asked herself before embarking on a four-year study of prairie plots in the Dallas Fort Forth area. Watch this talk to see how she went about her research and what findings she produced.
▶︎
A Discussion with Dr. Doug Tallamy
▶︎
Birds, Butterflies and Blooms: The Wonder of Nature in Your Own Backyard
▶︎
Restoring a Tall Grass Prairie at the Kirchoff Farm
▶︎
Texas Native Grapes: How They Taste and Grow, and How They Saved the French Wine Industry
▶︎
Preserving the Tallgrass Prairie
▶︎
We Restored a Prairie Using Only 19th Century Techniques
▶︎
Building a Supply Chain for Native Plants in Houston Texas - March 2025 Chapter Meeting
▶︎
How to Build Great Soil - A Soil Science Masterclass with Dr. Elaine Ingham (Part 1 of 4)
▶︎
Nothing but Native with Doug Tallamy
▶︎
Your Clay Soil Isn't the Problem
▶︎
Converting Pasture to Prairie
▶︎
Houston Landscaping for Birds, Butterflies, and Pollinators
▶︎
America’s ambitious plan to restore the Wild West
▶︎
Cemetery Prairies of Illinois
▶︎
Native Peoples in the Greater Houston Landscape, by Dan Worrall
▶︎
How Does the Edwards Aquifer Actually Work — And Can It Last?
▶︎
Benefits of Native Grasses: Big Bluestem
▶︎
Native Plants for Native Pollinators
▶︎
Establishing Native Warm Season Grasses (full course)
▶︎