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Our Conservation Work
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Conservation
Erosion control, eradication of non-native invasive species, replanting of native grasses, and reestablishment of fire are just a few of the ongoing processes at the Research Ranch.
Repatriation of Listed Species.
Chiricahua Leopard Frog & Pupfish
Ecological Burns / Firewise Program
Restoring Historic Fire Frequency on the Research Ranch
Important Bird Areas
One way in which the AWRR connects to global conservation efforts
Invasive Species
Rehabilitation of Native Grass Ecosystems on the Research Ranch
Wildlife-friendly Fences
Completing the Research Ranch's Wildlife-Friendly Fences
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