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Grand Teton National Park vegetation scientist Erik Kramer leads a tour of the Aspen Ridge plot just east of Antelope Flats last week, one of the first to be seeded almost 10 years ago. Shorter, native shrubs, including sagebrush, dominate the plot in stark contrast to the tall grasses in the Riniker plot a couple miles to the southwest.

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Grand Teton National Park vegetation scientist Erik Kramer leads a tour of the Aspen Ridge plot just east of Antelope Flats last week, one of the first to be seeded almost 10 years ago. Shorter, native shrubs, including sagebrush, dominate the plot in stark contrast to the tall grasses in the Riniker plot a couple miles to the southwest.