People call the Texas plains ???flyover country.??? Jarid Manos calls this land a coral reef in a sea of grass. In a region that has been ground under America???s boot heel, Manos and his Great Plains Restoration Council have found a rich ecosystem, dangerously close to collapse. Through aggressive conservation, ecosystem rebuilding, and nature education for the youth of inner-cities and Indian reservations, respect is returning to plains. Even the buffalo have returned. ::TreeHugger Radio
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Manos grew up as a "stray dog," without guidance and without boundaries in world where life is only slashed down, never nurtured. In Ghetto Plainsman he traces his wanderings ... Discussion
People call the Texas plains ???flyover country.??? Jarid Manos calls this land a coral reef in a sea of grass. In a region that has been ground under America???s boot heel, M ... Discussion
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