Tallgrass prairie like this, with big bluestem and switchgrass, used to cover 170 million acres of North America. Most of it is gone now. Standing there, I can see no human footprint.

The Tallgrass Prairie: A Vanishing Wonder. Kansas was once home to one of the world’s most magnificent grassland ecosystems—the tallgrass prairie. These prairies, ...

Tallgrass prairie, which once covered most of eastern Kansas and northwest Missouri, is one of the most complex and diverse ecosystems on the planet. Only the rainforest of Brazil ranks higher.

The nearly 2000 bison living on the 25,000 acres of Osage County’s Tallgrass prairie preserve are being herded to smaller and smaller holding pastures before they each get their annual inspections.

The largest portion of tallgrass prairie in the world is in danger. Celia Llopis-Jepsen of the Kansas News Service explains why the Flint Hills of Kansas is being overrun by trees and how it's ...

Tallgrass prairie is Kansas’ great natural wonder. Show it off when you have visitors | Opinion By Ginny Varraveto Special to The Kansas City Star. Updated May 30, 2024 9:16 AM.

The nearly 2000 bison living on the 25,000 acres of Osage County’s Tallgrass prairie preserve are being herded to smaller and smaller holding pastures before they each get their annual inspections.