Partnering with the Ute Tribe to Source Native Seed for Drought Resilience Restoration

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April 16, 2025

In Grand Junction, CO, a partnership has the potential to scale into a long-term solution to address native seed shortages needed to restore BLM-managed public lands.

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Partnering with the Ute Tribe to Source Native Seed for Drought Resilience Restoration

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