CALL FOR NOMINATIONS 2020 RSEC-SRM OUTSTANDING UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AWARD and EARLY CAREER UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AWARD Do you know someone who teaches undergraduate Range Science courses that is a truly excellent teacher? Is there a university Range teacher who inspired you to become a Range Science professional? If so, please consider…
Read More2020 Rangeland Cup Topic – SRM Denver, CO World population projections indicate that there will be 9.8 billion people on earth by 2050 (UN, 2017). Rangeland ecosystems represent the largest and most diverse land resource, providing multiple ecosystem goods and services to both local communities and the larger public. Traditionally,…
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Read MoreDue to limited meeting space at the upcoming SRM Meetings in Denver, Colorado, there will not be a formal Undergraduate Student Paper Session at the 73rd Annual Meeting for the SRM (2020). However, undergraduate student papers are still encouraged and will be incorporated into the regular professional presentations. Please submit abstracts through the…
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Read MoreSRM Membership – We would like to let everyone know that we highly encourage folks attending the CO/WY Joint Section meeting in Cheyenne, Wyoming next week to book hotel rooms at Little America where our event is taking place. There are many additional hotel rooms still reserved for our membership…
Read MoreSRM met with Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cameron (Cam) Sholly this past month to discuss rangelands management within Yellowstone Park. The meeting resulted in and invitation to participate in some way at the 2020 SRM Annual Meeting, Technical Training and Trade Show to continue "to find opportunities to exchange information…
Read MorePlease join us in congratulating your new officers! 2020 2nd Vice President Dr. Karen Launchbaugh 2020 Directors Dr. Susan Edinger Marshall Dr. John Marshall A big THANK YOU to all candidates for their participation in this year's election. We genuinely appreciate your willingness to serve the SRM! The 2019…
Read MoreThe answer is yes, but only if you write an amazing “Introduction”! Most readers of scientific research papers learn about your paper by seeing the citation and title first, and then reading your “Abstract”. They read the Abstract to see how closely the paper matches their topic of interest. If you are like me, you also try…
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