Rochelle Trevarrow

Autumn brings warm colors to the prairie garden. Goldenrod and asters continue feeding pollinators as the season slowly shifts toward winter.

Discover prairie wildlife found in Nebraska, including birds, pollinators, and small mammals that help shape the Great Plains prairie ecosystem.

Discover native prairie plants growing in Lincoln, Nebraska. Learn about wildflowers and grasses that support pollinators and shape the prairie landscape.

Summer brings the busiest season in the pollinator garden. Prairie flowers are in full bloom, and pollinators are visiting constantly throughout the day.

Summer brings the busiest season in the pollinator garden. Prairie flowers are in full bloom, and pollinators are visiting constantly throughout the day.

Spring is slowly returning to the pollinator garden. Early prairie plants and the first native bees are beginning to appear.

Explore prairie ecosystem seasons and how spring growth, summer wildflowers, autumn grasses, and winter landscapes shape prairie habitats.

Spring is slowly returning to the pollinator garden. Early bees are already visiting the first blooms, reminding me how quickly prairie life begins again once the weather warms.

Living in Lincoln, Nebraska has given me many opportunities to observe prairie landscapes up close. Even within the city, prairie ecosystems are present in restoration areas, along trails, and within …