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mybelovedpeepy · 1 year ago
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An updated uhh..itemlabel collection fellas.......(I have even more than when I took this pic I got an extra 6 series y and like a series 4 + another munmun to complete my basic/common munmun collection)
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ghostedrain · 25 days ago
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images under cut
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clampy
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nikkiitalks · 8 months ago
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Little girl in pink regalia does a Blackfoot & Plains Cree dance celebrating the Prairie Chicken, Source unknown.
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ofhoovesandheart · 6 months ago
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“midnight blue” sand wash basin stallion 🌪️
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bl00dalchemist · 4 months ago
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something something parallels
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gothictravelguide · 4 months ago
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Winter Lace
Lawrence, Kansas
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reasonsforhope · 4 months ago
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"A tribal-led nonprofit is creating a network of native bison ranchers that are restoring ecosystems on the Great Plains, restoring native ranchers’ connections with their ancestral land, and restoring the native diet that their ancestors relied on.
Called the Tanka Fund, they coordinate donors and partners to help ranchers secure grazing land access, funds needed to install and repair fencing, increase their herd sizes, and access markets for bison meat across the country.
That’s the human part of the story. But as Dawn Sherman, executive director of the Tanka Fund, told Native Sun News, they’re “buffalo people” and these four-legged, 2,000 lbs. “cousins” are equal-part-protagonists.
The return of the bison means the return of the prairie, one of the three great grassland ecosystems on the planet, of which just 1% remains as it was when the Mayflower arrived.
“Bringing buffalo back to their ancestral homelands is essential to restoring the ecosystem. We know that the buffalo is a keystone species,” said Dawn Sherman, a member of the Lakota, Delaware, Shawnee, and Cree.
“Bringing the buffalo back to the land and to our people, helps restore the ecosystem and everything it supports from the animals to the plants to the people. It’s come full circle. That’s how we see it.”
As Sherman and the Tanka Fund help native ranchers grow their operations, everyone is well aware of the power of the bison to transform the environment: just as nations across Europe are, who are reintroducing wood bison to various ecosystems, for all the same reasons.
Sherman points out the variety of ways in which buffalo anchor the prairie ecosystem. The almost-extinct black-footed ferret, she points out, lived symbiotically with the bison, and with the latter gone, the former followed—nearly.
The long-billed curlew uses bison dung as a disguise to hide nests from predators. Deer, pronghorn antelope, and elk all rely on bison to plow through deep snows and uncover the grasses that these smaller animals can’t reach.
Everywhere the bison hurls its massive body, life springs in the beast’s wake. When bison roll about on the plains, it creates depressions known as wallows. These fill with rainwater and create enormous puddles where amphibians and insects thrive and reproduce. Certain plants evolved to grow in the wet conditions of the wallows which Native Americans harvested for food and medicine.
Native plants evolved under the trampling hooves of millions of bison, and that constant tamping down of the Earth is a key necessity in the spreading of native wildflower seed.
Indeed, Sherman says some of these native ranchers are bringing bison onto lands still visibly affected by the Dust Bowl, and already the animals are acting like a giant wooly cure-all for the land’s ills.
Since 2020, the Tanka Fund, in partnership with the Inter-Tribal Buffalo Council and the Nature Conservancy, has overseen the transfer of 2,300 bison from Nature Conservancy reserves to lands managed by ranchers within the Tanka Fund network.
“[T]he more animals that we can get the more of that prairie we can restore,” said Sherman. “We can help restore the land that has been plowed and has been leased out to cattle ranchers.”"
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-Article via Good News Network, February 13, 2025. Video via Tanka Fund, July 17, 2024.
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swiftpolls · 6 months ago
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enidtendo64 · 12 days ago
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TW: Heavily implied Child Abuse
Stowaway AU where Pacifica becomes a stowaway on the Stan-O-War 2 after trying to run away from home to California. Things don’t exactly work out as planned, but at least she’s got a “Summer Internship” away from her parents now!
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qvert · 19 days ago
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Some peace and quiet… maybe a movie night ?
But most importantly I wanted to give them their siblings back :)
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mybelovedpeepy · 1 year ago
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I GOT LIKE 12 CRITTERS OR SOMETHING FROM THE DROP
I like this fella the most..
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Howdy Moley..
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amygdalae · 1 year ago
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small collection of Laios Tshirtguy moments. thank u Ryoko Kui
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jaytalking · 11 months ago
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Not the first time he's been stared at but this one was... Pretty memorable.
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carcosa-commune · 11 months ago
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dream job is one of the Fromsoft women who level the player up. just sit around in a hub being a baddie and scrolling twitter until they show back up and i give them vigor +1 and say some weird vague shit. shift done
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sunnyspectral · 3 months ago
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look at his flower!!!!1!1!1!1!
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