Prairie Restorations, Inc. The Minnesota Native Plant Experts

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Every farmer, in recognition & appreciation for their productive soil, should plant a prairie. They owe to them.

[@naturallyfruitful879]

I commend you and your team, Ron. Very important work you do. I hope awareness continues to grow, and your business prospers.

[@prairieresto]

Thank you for the positive feedback. We are excited for the new year and the opportunities that come along with it to make a difference.

[@itascawaters]

Great video -thanks for all you do, and we look forward to continuing to work together.

[@tom99790]

All roadside easements and medians should be planted with pollinator plants. Is MN doing this and or does MN have an incentive program for land owners to in essence, grow pollinator plants? I was told that WI has such a plan but the Republican legislature is holding up the funding..

[@prairieresto]

MN DOT has an integrated roadside vegetation department and they would probably know.

[@ErelasInglor]

There's got to be a better way to form solar energy that doesn't displace so much land.

[@TheRozylass]

I really can't understand the godless viewpoint of "they evolved together." Why can't we admit that they were designed by a creator to work together. I'm grateful for those who work in restoration projects and pray for much success and prosperity to continue.

[@prairieresto]

Thank you for your support of native restoration projects. We look forward to continuing this mission to provide habitat for pollinators, improve our water quality, and help with conservation efforts. While providing beautiful native landscapes to enjoy.

[@CampingforCool41]

Because the evolution of species is a proven fact. That we are all genetically linked to every species on earth from a common ancestor billions of years ago is a beautiful viewpoint actually.

[@timtimini7641]

It has not been proved. Did you just finish your two million year observation sample? The time span necessary to prove such a phenomenon, would require an active experiment lasting millions of years, to replicate findings and show repeatability.

[@TheRozylass]

@@CampingforCool41 Proven by whom and how? Just because a theory is repeated often doesn't mean it has been proven. It is IMPOSSIBLE for something simple to evolve into something more complex. Things devolve into lesser and then disappear. To my mind it is more beautiful to know and understand that we were designed and created for a purpose and eternal destiny.

[@NateRoyer-kh5cv]

@@timtimini7641Actually there have been experiments observing evolution in a lab using various types of microbes. There is also additionally a massive body of evidence regarding fossil records, genetic information, and short term genetic changes.

[@Albertarocks]

It's so disturbing to see a sweet woman like this who understands the importance and beauty of restoring prairie grasses. Yet in the next paragraph she talks about the importance of "carbon sequestration"... and that mitigates "climate change". She is just so wrong about that... so, so wrong. CO2 in the atmosphere is not even remotely close to being a cause of "global warming", which itself is absolute bunk as well. All this misunderstanding, coming from a Professor in the Dept of Entomology. Our education system has become a disaster. Yet I love to see native prairie grasses just as much as she does. But without falling for all the false science. In fact, the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere is just .04%. That's only 4% of 1%. And yet plants and forests all over the world are starving for CO2 more and more each year.