Best Restored Prairie
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Located in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum, Curtis Prairie is recognized as the world's oldest ecologically restored tallgrass prairie.
Oak Hammock Marsh is a reconstructed wetland and wildlife management area in Manitoba, Canada, renowned for housing the headquarters of Ducks Unlimited Canada.
Greene Prairie, located in Wisconsin, is a highly diverse tallgrass prairie meticulously restored by botanist Henry Greene beginning in the 1940s.
The Grady Tract Prairie is a section of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum noted for its restored oak savanna and wet-mesic prairie.
Gallistel Prairie in the American Midwest is a protected nature area notable for preserving a high-quality remnant of native tallgrass habitat.
Pioneer Prairie is a designated Scientific and Natural Area in Minnesota, preserved for its native tallgrass remnants and diverse butterfly populations.
