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SRM MONTHLY BOARD CALLS/MEETINGS – JULY & AUGUST 2020
SRM Summer Virtual Board Meeting July 21, 2020 - half day (1PM-5PM MT) August 3, 2020 - half day (1PM-5PM MT) (finance/budget related issues) *(All call dates and times … [Read More...]
SRM STATEMENT ON DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
A Message to our SRM Members and the Rangeland Community On behalf of the Society for Range Management, we reconfirm our commitment to increase diversity and inclusion within … [Read More...]
SRM SEEKS COMMENTS TO USDA REQUEST FOR PUBLIC INPUT ON AGRICULTURE INNOVATION AGENDA
Deadline: Aug. 1st What is the Agriculture Innovation Agenda? The USDA seeks to stimulate innovations that by 2050 will (1) increase agricultural production by 40%, and (2) … [Read More...]
SRM 2021 MEETING – Coming Soon to a Computer Near You!
The SRM Annual Meeting is a legendary opportunity to see old friends and meet new colleagues. Unfortunately, COVID-19 has made us rethink how we share information and connect … [Read More...]
PAST PRESIDENT FRASIER ANNOUNCES MATCHING DONATION CAMPAIGN!
At the 2020 SRM Annual Meeting, Technical Training and Trade Show in Denver, Colorado, last month, SRM Past President Clayton Marlow announced that Past President Gary Frasier … [Read More...]
The Native American Rangeland Management Training Program – Spring 2020 Update
The Native American Rangeland Management Training Program – 2020 Spring Update The Native American Rangeland Management Training Program continues to grow and adapt! While we … [Read More...]
SRM Election of 2021 Officers Candidate Statements and Bios
THE ELECTION FOR SRM 2021 OFFICERS WILL TAKE PLACE LATER THIS SUMMER. IS YOUR MEMBERSHIP CURRENT SO YOU CAN VOTE? You must be an active member in order to vote in the SRM … [Read More...]
SRM CONFERENCE LINE AVAILABLE FOR SECTION & COMMITTEE MEETINGS
With the current challenge of organizing meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are here to help! Reach out to us at the SRM office if you would like to schedule the use … [Read More...]
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Society for Range Management
The Oregon Sage-Grouse Conservation (SageCon) Partnership recently launched an Invasives Initiative to strategically address the invasive annual grass threat in Oregon rangelands through a coordinated, cross-boundary approach that prioritizes efforts, amplifies what’s working, fills gaps, and addresses barriers to reducing invasive species and increasing rangeland health.
Learn more here! https://oregonexplorer.info/topics/sage-grouse?ptopic=179
Invasive grasses are threatening sagebrush country. Watch this new video, learn about increased wildfire risks, and do your part this July 4th to protect this important ecosystem. #SagebrushCountry #InvasiveWeeds #RangelandFire https://t.co/U7wQBk1PLw
"All of this collaboration & focus has totally changed the way we look at the landscape & has changed the scale at which we looked at it," SRM's 2020 #Rangeland Management Specialist of the Year Mitch Faulkner tells @SageGrouseInit.🌱 #PartnershipsInAction
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