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Oryx dammah

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They are herbivores so they eat grasses, shrubs, and leaves.

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Sylvilagus

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Aix sponsa

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Our very first BRP Virtual Fundraiser was a huge success! Many thanks to all our Selah Supporters for supporting our education mission in July. You can relive the day on our YouTube Channel here.

As an institution, the Bamberger Ranch Preserve must continue to take the COVID-19 crisis seriously.

Selah, Bamberger Ranch Preserve is a 5,500-acre ranch in Blanco County that has been restored to its original habitat. Our mission is to teach ethical land stewardship - by example and outreach. We offer seminars for landowners and serve as a research lab for botanists, zoologists, and other scientists. We provide hands-on science classes and nature camps for school children. Our public tours and workshops attract birdwatchers, photographers, and animal and plant enthusiasts.

After leaving the Ranch, many visitors are inspired to change consumption habits and better conserve natural resources. They leave with a vision of harmony with the land. They realize that the Ranch tells a story of hope: Given the chance, Nature can heal itself. Nature can heal us.

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Our very first BRP Virtual Fundraiser was a huge success! Many thanks to all our Selah Supporters for supporting our education mission in July. You can relive the day on our YouTube Channel here. As an institution, the Bamberger Ranch Preserve must continue to take the COVID-19 crisis seriously.

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50 Years Ago, This Was a Wasteland. He Changed Everything | Short Film Showcase

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Enallagma cyathigerum

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They used to like in Tanzania, but now they are extinct in the wild.

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Up to 70 in a herd.

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Grass, ferns, and leaves.

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They live in North America, South America, southern Canada, and eastern Mexico.

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Open grassy fields

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Berries, nuts, seeds, and insects

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Ponds, lakes, and marshes

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Small, soft bodied insects

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Throughout the United States and Canada

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They can fly backwards and hover, and they have keen vision.

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Drone footage of the Bamberger Ranch Preserve during the annual fundraiser. Lots of water from a wet spring. Hayride is included. They are a great organization! Learn more at: http://bambergerranch.org