https://padlet.com/epadron51/d38ijopqy0lmlljb Eric Padron en-us 2023-02-09 15:23:49 UTC 2023-02-09 21:50:14 UTC hello@padlet.com epadron51 https://padlet.com/epadron51/d38ijopqy0lmlljb/wish/2475241723 Eric Padron
In Nebraska 98 percent of the tallgrass prairie and 35 percent of wetlands have been lost, primarily due to conversion to cropland. Habitats are degraded when their condition declines due to factors such as pollution, invasive species, and over-utilization of natural resources. Prairies being invaded by woody species such as eastern red cedar and streams being degraded by runoff of sediments and chemicals from adjacent cropland. Habitats can also be degraded when natural processes they depend on, such as fire or flooding, are altered by human activity. The Loss of biodiversity would cause the animals to go to different habitats. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has a number of programs to help conserve and restore habitat in Nebraska, including both terrestrial and aquatic habitats. These efforts focus on private lands as well as Commission lands such as State Parks and Wildlife Management Areas. The Nebraska Natural Legacy Project is a comprehensive blueprint for conserving Nebraska’s flora, fauna, and natural habitats through the proactive, voluntary conservation actions of partners, communities, and individuals.


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