Eastern Red Cedar Control

Woody encroachment has become problematic within the Sandhills, reducing the quality and quantity of habitat for grassland-dependent wildlife and grazing livestock. The Sandhills Task Force can help you decide the best course of action to control the invasion and provide support through the entire process. Funds are available for prescribed burns and mechanical control. 

Grazing System Improvement

Do you have questions about your grazing system? We'd love to visit with you about them and share our experiences. If you want to change your system to benefit wildlife, birds, ecosystem health, and your bottom line, we have funds available to help with the needed infrastructure. 

Stream and Wetland Restoration

The Sandhills are home to over a million acres of wetlands, and many have been manipulated in ways that have caused degradation over time. We want to help you restore the hydrology and enable them to function better. We have some funds to do this work, and we're happy to raise more if you have a big project. Want to learn more? Check out our Featured Project on Gordon Creek!

Lake Renovation

Many Sandhill lakes are suffering from an invasion of common carp. Carp muddy the water, making it so desirable fish cannot survive. The muddy water also deters waterfowl and beneficial wetland plants. We can help remove the carp and install structures to prevent re-infestation. The changes are fast and almost unbelievable!