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April 19, 2011
These shrublands dominate sandy areas on Colorado’s eastern plains, where they often intermingle with shortgrass prairie to form […]

March 16, 2011
On February 28th, CNHP Director Dave Anderson, Ecologist/ Conservation Planner Renée Rondeau, and FWCB Department Head Ken Wilson […]

March 10, 2011
The term steppe generally refers to a treeless, grassy plain. In Colorado, these semi-arid shrubby grasslands are found […]

February 8, 2011
The Greasewood ecological system accounts for less than 450,000 acres in Colorado, where it is typically found near […]

January 21, 2011
Salt shrubland ecosystem types are typically dominated by saltbush species or other shrubs tolerant of saline or alkaline […]

December 28, 2010
Foothill shrublands in Colorado are found in the Rocky Mountain foothills, ridges, canyons and lower mountain slopes, and […]