Sci & Tech● Low1h ago · Nov 9, 2026, 2:55 PM
An Oregon couple had 14 acres too wet for hay but too dry for wildlife; they restored them by turning them into a wetland that attracted birds in days and helped reduce flooding on their ranch
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Heidi and Stan Gorden stopped cultivating an area of their ranch in Bonanza, Oregon, that had never been productive, and turned it into a wetland. Ducks, geese, cranes, and pronghorns began to arrive within days, and flooding on the rest of the property decreased.
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