Where Did We Film This?

Filmed on Location: Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, Texas & Wisconsin

Coneflowers on the Pawnee

  • IOWA

    • Hayden Prairie

  • ILLINOIS

    • The Nature Conservancy - Nachusa Grassland

    • Illinois Audubon Sanctuary

    • Illinois Natural Area - Scott Simpson

    • The John Deere Home & Shop

  • Prairie BlindKANSAS

    • Tallgrass Prairie Preserve

    • Prairie Chicken Booming Grounds access courtesy of Roger Wells & Angela Anderson, Kenneth & Carlene Fuller, Brian & Lisa Keith

    • Anderson County Kansas

    • Lyon County Kansas

    • Chase County Kansas

    • other locations in the Flint Hills of Kansas

  • Winter GrassesMINNESOTA

    • The Nature Conservancy - Felton Prairie

    • Ada and Norman County

  • MISSOURI

    • The Nature Conservancy- Dunn Ranch & Good Night Henry Prairie

    • The Missouri Prairie Foundation - Pennsylvania Prairie

    • Shaw Nature Reserve of the Missouri Botanical Garden Gray Summit, Missouri

    • Missouri Department of Conservation - Taberville Prairie

    • Missouri DIrtMissouri Department of Conservation - Pawnee Prairie

    • Missouri Department of Conservation - Pawhuska Prairie

  • MONTANA

    • Phillips County

  • NEBRASKA

    • Tecumseh, Nebraska - Glen & Marylou Baum

    • Stapleton, Nebraska and the Ogalla Sandhills - Robert & Suzannah Jones

  • Compass Plant Survives FireSOUTH DAKOTA

    • Fort Pierre National Grasslands, Lyman Co.

  • TEXAS

    • The Nature Conservancy- Texas Prairie Preserve

  • WISCONSIN

    • Buena Vista Grasslands

Dawn on the prairieTHANKS TO: Mike Morrow, Terry Rossignol, Greg Budney, John Carlson, Chuck Carlson, Glenn D. Chambers, Steve Clubine, Dee Cee Darrow, Max Aleger, Brent Jaimeson, Andrew Farnsworth, John Fitzpatrick, Mary Louise Gray, Shane Harris-Orne, Gov. Mike Hayden, Gerald Horak, John Hoskins, Chrystal Moose, Larry Yazzie, Dustin Whitford, Jason Kessler, Richard Tush, Nancy Leo, Jane Leo, Jan Leo, Bill and Lori Leo, Greg Curtis, Gerald Torgerson, Rhett Turner, William Vodenal, Dr. John Herron, Dr. Daniel Svedarsky, Dr. Andrew Gregory, Dr. Jackie Augustine, Dr. Brett Sandercock, Mark B. Robbins, Laura Gilchrist, Dr. Andrew Gregory, Dr. Brett Sandercock, Ron Westemeier, Robert Jones, Dr. John Toepfer, Phil Wire, Don Christensen*, Charles & Elizabeth Schwartz*, Dr. Robert Robel*, Dr. Walter Schroeder, William Haw, Lee Bass

Heath Hen

After being a bountiful food source for a growing population for many years, the Heath Hen of the Northeast was the first to become extinct.

Attwater's Prairie Chicken

Attwater's subspecies of the Greater Prairie Chicken has specific coastal habitat requirements that have rapidly disappeared.

Greater Prairie Chicken

Today landscape level remnants of Tallgrass Prairie are shrinking rapidly and threatening our Greater Prairie Chicken.