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Great Plains Resources

Explore reports, scorecards, brochures, educational materials, natural history, and other resources for Great Plains and grassland conservation below. Find more resources in Science in Practice.


Reports

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2020 LPCI Outcomes in Conservation Report

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LPCI Conservation Strategy FY 2016-2018

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2015 LPCI Progress Report


Scorecards

LPEC 2023 Scorecard

2023 LPCI Scorecard

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2022 LPCI Scorecard

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2021 LPCI Scorecard

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2018 LPCI Scorecard

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2014 LPCI Scorecard


Learning Tools

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Faces of the Great Plains Poster

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Faces of the Great Plains - Detail

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Ecology and Biology of Lesser Prairie-Chicken Presentation - Dr. Christian Hagen

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Wildlife of New Mexico Coloring Book

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