Grand Teton Habitat Restoration: Park converts hayfields; wildlife returns
In Grand Teton National Park, a committed restoration initiative is underway, transforming former hayfields back into thriving sagebrush-steppe habitats. Recently, 110 acres across the South Slough and McBride units have been revitalized. The approach includes eliminating invasive grass species and replanting with native varieties, which have started attracting sage grouse…
The Times of India ·