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The Maddock family won the Leopold Conservation Award for transforming their North Dakota ranch through regenerative practices after 1990s floods.
The Maddock family of North Dakota has won the Leopold Conservation Award for their decades-long shift from crop farming to regenerative ranching on their 4,000-acre property.
After flood damage in the 1990s, they adopted rotational grazing, cross-fencing, water development, and bale grazing, restoring degraded land, improving soil health, and boosting biodiversity.
Their holistic approach, inspired by land management training, has created a sustainable balance between cattle production and ecosystem recovery.
The award, named after Aldo Leopold and given by the Sand County Foundation, recognizes voluntary conservation efforts across 28 states and marks the 10th time it has been awarded in North Dakota.
La familia Maddock ganó el Premio Leopold de Conservación por transformar su rancho de Dakota del Norte a través de prácticas regenerativas después de las inundaciones de la década de 1990.