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The Tallgrass Prairie at Fort Riley

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The Tallgrass Prairie at Fort Riley

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The Tallgrass Prairie at Fort Riley

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Abstract

Fort Riley – or Camp Center as it was originally named due to its proximity to the geographic center of the US – was first surveyed in 1852 to serve as a military post to protect traders moving along the Oregon-California and Santa Fe trails.

Keywords:

  • Fort Riley
  • Tallgrass
  • prairie
  • native
  • nature
  • grass
  • plains
  • military
  • army
  • Flint Hills
  • Camp Center
  • elk
  • animals
  • species
  • biomass
  • perennials
  • forbs
  • limestone
  • habitat
  • ecosystem
  • niche
  • insects
  • birds
  • bird
  • lightning
  • fire
  • burning
  • Native Americans
  • Indians
  • tradition
  • trees
  • invasive
  • threat
  • pest

How to Cite:

Obermeyer, B., (2013) “The Tallgrass Prairie at Fort Riley”, Symphony in the Flint Hills 1(2013).

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