Everyday Conservation 
Everyday conservation is a collective commitment and practice at Bluestem. Together, we take small steps in attuning to our changing climate and attending to the creatures who share this space with us. With visitors to the land and to our readers online, we love to share why conservation matters so much for ensuring a healthy and balanced community of life. Each of us so integral to that effort. 
 This page is dedicated to the work of our volunteers who support and educate us on everyday conservation. Check back often as our topics will vary over time. And send us your feedback! We always love to hear from supporters of Bluestem. 

Climate Action at Bluestem 

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More Everyday Conservation Topics

Vultures at Bluestem
The turkey and black vultures that live at Bluestem contribute to biodiversity and symbolize connection to the afterlife. Learn more about these important community members.
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"Vultures Do More Than Clean Up Carrion" by Margot Lester

Listen to Vulture Facts

Los Buitres A Bluestem

¡Escucha!
Prescribed Fire at Bluestem
At Bluestem, our land stewardship mission is to protect and increase Southeast native grassland habitat. Prescribed fire is a vital tool in this work.
Spring Ephemerals at Bluestem
These short-lived and showy flowering plants emerge in early spring and last just a few weeks. Click to learn more about how to identify them.