Our friends at the Western Landowner's Alliance recently shared a video about Holistic Management practitioners Jack and Tuda Crews of the Ute Creek Cattle Company and the great stewardship of their ranch. Because of improved grazing practices and other land management techniques, they have seen an increase in bird species from 17 to 100 species. They have also seen other wildlife habitat improvement as they have allowed greater recovery for their grasses. If you are interested in learning more about how farmers and ranchers around the world are improving wildlife habitat and soil health through their regenerative agricultural practices, check out HMI's Soil and Conservation Page.
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