A Louisiana landowner bought 300 acres to raise cattle, but repeated floods changed his plans; he is now restoring wetlands and planting 183 acres of forest to connect wildlife habitats
- A Louisiana landowner planned to raise cattle and grow soybeans on his property.
- However, repeated flooding from the Boeuf River made farming difficult.
- Michael Liles, who runs the land-development business 5L Land Development, turned to wetland restoration with help from the US Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
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- A Louisiana landowner planned to raise cattle and grow soybeans on his property.
- However, repeated flooding from the Boeuf River made farming difficult.
- Michael Liles, who runs the land-development business 5L Land Development, turned to wetland restoration with help from the US Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
Sources: Times of India