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Welcome to
The Prairie Grasslands of Grand Forks County, North Dakota
The mission of Grand Forks County Prairie Partners is to preserve, enhance, and restore native prairie communities, while providing opportunities for educational, cultural and interpretive experiences. 
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In sum, the grasses are, next to the soil, the great natural resource of the state.
 
--Elwyn B Robinson, History of North Dakota  (1966)


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