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X-WR-CALDESC:Join Conservation Nebraska for a presentation from Dr. Tim Dic
 kson\, who will be discussing the importance of rangeland for milkweed and
  monarch butterfly conservation. \n\nAlmost half of Nebraska is rangeland 
 and about one third of the continental USA is rangeland\, yet rangeland ha
 s received little attention in regard to monarch butterfly conservation. M
 onarch caterpillars require milkweed hosts\, and it has generally been ass
 umed that large grazers such as cattle and bison will not eat milkweed. Ho
 wever\, we have found that large grazers eat milkweeds at approximately th
 e same rate as grasses in Nebraska\, Iowa\, Missouri\, and Kansas. \n\nJoi
 n us for an insightful presentation and learn more about this important to
 pic! \n\nJoining in-person? We will see you at the Barbara Weitz Community
  Engagement Center\, in Room 118. Guest parking will be available in the l
 ot in front of the building (by the clocktower!)\n\nJoining virtually? Reg
 ister in advance for this webinar:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist
 er/WN_5i6RDMy-S5aYPpuoIE82Hw
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DESCRIPTION:Join Conservation Nebraska for a presentation from Dr. Tim Dick
 son\, who will be discussing the importance of rangeland for milkweed and 
 monarch butterfly conservation. \n\nAlmost half of Nebraska is rangeland a
 nd about one third of the continental USA is rangeland\, yet rangeland has
  received little attention in regard to monarch butterfly conservation. Mo
 narch caterpillars require milkweed hosts\, and it has generally been assu
 med that large grazers such as cattle and bison will not eat milkweed. How
 ever\, we have found that large grazers eat milkweeds at approximately the
  same rate as grasses in Nebraska\, Iowa\, Missouri\, and Kansas. \n\nJoin
  us for an insightful presentation and learn more about this important top
 ic! \n\nJoining in-person? We will see you at the Barbara Weitz Community 
 Engagement Center\, in Room 118. Guest parking will be available in the lo
 t in front of the building (by the clocktower!)\n\nJoining virtually? Regi
 ster in advance for this webinar:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/registe
 r/WN_5i6RDMy-S5aYPpuoIE82Hw
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250424T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250424T190000
LOCATION:Join us in-person or virtually!
SUMMARY:Home on the Range: The Importance of Rangeland for Milkweed and Mon
 arch Butterfly Conservation
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