Restoration efforts have shown that regular fires can help bring a prairie back to life. This approach has been found to aid the growth of native grasses and wildflowers. At the same time, it helps to keep invasive plants under control.

Two decades of work in this area have demonstrated the effectiveness of this method. The use of fire as a restoration tool has been studied, and the results indicate its value in maintaining a healthy balance of plant species.

Further details on this restoration approach are available, providing insight into the benefits of using fire to promote the growth of native plants and suppress invasive ones.