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Burroughs Audubon and Partners Receive NFWF Grant

September 30, 2015
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Kansas City Metropolitan Area Monarch Butterfly Conservation: A Multi-Sector Partnership Burroughs Audubon and a consortium of partners are pleased to announce a major grant award of $229,868 from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to restore or improve 1,400 acres of monarch habitat in greater Kansas City. Monarch butterfly populations have declined by over 90%…

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Burroughs Audubon Helps Save Native Grassland

September 13, 2015
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Snowball Hill Prairie Native, remnant prairie is the least conserved, most endangered ecosystem on the planet. We have less than 1% left of the vast grassland that covered a large portion of Missouri. This grassland is important for many species including grassland birds. Snowball Hill is a diverse prairie on a hillside near Harrisonville in…

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