Ending in June 2022, Grassland Heritage Foundation, Native Lands Restoration Collaborative (formerly Native Lands, LLC), Jayhawk Audubon Society and Black Jack Battlefield Trust completed a prairie restoration project at Black Jack Battlefield and Nature Park, a National Historic Landmark just outside of Baldwin City, KS. This project was funded thanks to a grant from the Douglas County Heritage Conservation Council. With the help of many volunteers, we removed invasive plants and trees, planted in hundreds of native plants and grasses, and collected and dispersed seed from the nearby Ivan Boyd Prairie. This work has created a new prairie planting site, located just off of the parking lot of the park, and we have helped to revive the original prairie located on the north western part of the property. In addition to the ecological restoration work, we brought dozens of volunteers to the site, hosted community education events, and installed educational signage at the prairie planting site.