Stretching from the foothills of the Rockies into the badlands of the Dakotas and Nebraska, the Northern Great Plains cover over 180 million acres. The landscape is characterized by expansive grasslands supporting a unique assemblage of wildlife adapted to require little or no disturbance to sustain their populations.
Northern Great Plains Section
Millions of grassland acres lost in Great Plains, new research report says • Nebraska Examiner
Burger King, Cargill fund WWF project to reseed 8k acres in Great Plains
Map showing the extent of the Northern Great Plains Ecoregion
Great Plains, Map, Facts, Definition, Climate, & Cities
Northern Great Plains Population Gains Higher Than U.S. Last Decade
Northern Great Plains Section (NGP)
Visit to the Northern Great Plains — World Women Work
Montana's Northern Great Plains