Annual Meeting: From Dusty Trails to Waning Wetlands |
February 8-14, 2014* Orlando, FL
*Dates Subject To Change
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Littleton, CO 80128 (303) 986-3309
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SRM OFFICERS:
President: Wally Butler
1st Vice-President: Jenny Pluhar
2nd Vice-President: Pat Shaver
Executive Vice-President: Jess Peterson
Directors: Val Anderson Misty Hays Ken Fulgham
a well-trained and highly motivated group of professionals and rangeland users working with productive, sustainable rangeland ecosystems.
Our MISSION: to promote the professional development and continuing education of members and the public and the stewardship of rangeland resources.
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Out On The Land |
TV Series will air every Tuesday at 7pm ET, 6pm CT, 5pm MT, and 4pm PT on RFD-TV.
It will repeat every Wednesday at 9am ET, 8am CT, 7am, MT, and 6am PT
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Information on Rangeland Careers and Courses
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RangeFlash - April 24, 2013
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Deadline to Submit Awards Nominations for the 2014 Annual Meeting is Fast-Approaching!
Deadline for nominations: April 30, 2013
The Awards Committee will be accepting nominations until April 30, 2013 for Honor Awards to be presented at the 2014 Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida.
SRM Honor Award categories are:
The FREDERIC G. RENNER AWARD is the most prestigious award bestowed by the Society for Range Management. The primary criterion for selection of a recipient for this award is sustained outstanding accomplishment(s) in, or continuing contribution(s) to, any aspect of range science and range management by an active and contributing member of the Society. One award can be given annually.
W. R. CHAPLINE LAND STEWARDSHIP AWARD gives special recognition to members of the Society for exceptional accomplishments and contributions in the application of the art and science of range management to specific rangeland entities such as wildlife and domestic livestock use on such lands. One award can be given annually.
W. R. CHAPLINE RESEARCH AWARD gives special recognition to members of the Society for exceptional and sustained research accomplishments in range science and associated disciplines. One award can be given annually.
SUSTAINED LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD is presented by the Society to members for long-term contributions to the art and science of range management and to the Society for Range Management. More than one award can be given annually.
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD is presented by the Society for outstanding achievement for eminently note-worthy contributions to the range profession to members and other qualified individuals and groups working with rangelands. This award is given in Stewardship and Academic streams. Several awards can be given annually.
OUTSTANDING YOUNG RANGE PROFESSIONAL AWARD is presented by the Society to an individual member who has demonstrated extraordinary potential and promise as a range management professional. This award is presented as an encouragement for outstanding performance by young men and women entering the profession of range management. The nominee shall not have reached his or her 40th birthday by January 1st of the year the award is to be conferred. More than 1 award can be given annually.
The title of FELLOW is conferred upon members of the Society in recognition of exceptional service to the Society and its programs in advancing the science and art of range-related resource management. This high honor is granted in the belief that special recognition should be given for exceptional and dedicated service to the Society.
Visit http://www.rangelands.org/awards/ for detailed information and instructions on the award nomination process (Instructions to Nominators, Award Nomination Form). Electronic submissions can be made directly to Vicky Trujillo vtrujillo@rangelands.org. Hardcopy submissions can be made to: Awards Nominations Society for Range Management 6901 S Pierce St Ste 225
Littleton, CO 80128
Hard copies of the instructions and format for nominations are available from Vicky Trujillo at vtrujillo@rangelands.org, Phone: 303-986-3309, FAX: 303-986-3892.
If you have specific questions regarding the nomination process, please contact the Awards Committee Chair, Jim Waggoner, at
jwags@uwyo.edu or by phone at 307-766-2365.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to nominate deserving individuals and groups for an SRM Honor Award.
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SRM Plenary Session Talks Posted
Check out the YouTube Channel for recordings from the 66th annual Society for Range Management meeting in Oklahoma City. Plenary session talks from Dale Rollins, Tom Swetnam, and Sam Fuhlendorf are available for viewing. Additional unrecorded talks were given by David MJS Bowman and Stephen J Pyne. The Great Plains Fire Science Exchange is dedicated to the delivery of fire science to the Great Plains fire community.
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SRM 2014 Annual Meeting
If you look out the window and this is what you see, cheer up because the 2013 SRM Annual Meeting is in Orlando, Florida where the average high temperature in February is 72.7° F and the average low is a balmy 49.7° F!
Start looking forward to a well-deserved break from the snow this coming winter and make your plans early! Check the SRM Events website for updates about the meeting http://www.rangelands.org/events/ and follow us on Twitter at SRM2014 to get all the latest news!
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Monthly Photo Quiz Reminder
One never knows what one might come across while wandering through rangelands - what is this object and what for what purpose might it have been attached?
Send your observations (and your own quiz-worthy range photos) to vtrujillo@rangelands.org, subject line "Range Photo Quiz".
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2014 Annual Meeting: Call for Symposia, Workshops, and Forums
We are calling for submission of proposals for Symposia, Forums, and Workshops for the 67th Annual Meeting of SRM.
Proposals for Symposia, Forum, and Workshops are due by May 6, 2013. Click Here for information and instructions for submitting symposia, forums, and workshops. Please direct your questions to: Mike Turpin (john.turpin@la.usda.gov).
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CPRM Committee Members
SRM's CPRM Committee is in need of an ARS, BLM and rancher member to fill current vacancies. You must be a CPRM in good standing in order to serve on this committee.
If you are interested please contact CPRM Chair Blaine Horn, bhorn@uwyo.edu.
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South Dakota Section Coming Events
South Dakota Section of SRM has quite a few camps & tours scheduled for this summer. Here are just a few of the events:
- 38th Annual SD Youth Range Camp, June 4 - 6, 2013 (Sturgis, SD)
- 30th Annual SD Rangeland Days, June 25 & 26, 2013 (Kadoka, SD)
- Excellence in Range Management Tour, June 27, 2013 (Beau Bendigo Ranch, Ziebach County, SD)
- Excellence in Range Management Tour, July 11, 2013 (Gary Cammack Ranch, Meade County, SD)
For more information, please visit their website.
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Journal Collections Needed
Retiring? Need more book space? Getting offers to be on the program "Hoarders?" Consider donating your range-related literature and journal collections to a TRIBAL COLLEGE!
To avoid shipping charges, we ask folks to donate to colleges close-by. To make arrangements, or for more information, contact Diana Doan-Crider at: d-crider@tamu.edu or 830-431-2770
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SRM Apparel eStore
Are you looking for a way to show people you support SRM or are a member of SRM? Then you need to visit our SRM Apparel eStore. We have everything from shirts, jackets, polos, pullovers, to vests, caps and bags. Check it out!!
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Ecology and Management of Grazing - An Online Course
The California Rangeland Research and Information Center at UC Davis is now offering an online science-based course entitled the "Ecology and Management of Grazing." This online course is organized in four modules that can be taken separately or in sequential order. The modules are 1) Introduction to Ecology and Grazing, 2) Foraging Behavior and Livestock Distribution, 3) Forage Quality and Grazing Animal Nutrition, and 4) Ranching and Grazing Systems. Each module is introduced by a documentary quality high definition video followed by a series of narrated PowerPoint presentations. There are reading assignments and practical exercises. Each module is self-paced and will take 10 to 20 hours to complete. Outlines for each module can be accessed via the online course registration page:
http://californiarangeland.ucdavis.edu/Grazing%20Management/online_course.htm
Course registration fees are $200 per module or $600 for all four modules. Registration fees can be reduced for groups of more than 10 people.
Contact Mel George, mrgeorge@ucdavis.edu phone 530-752-1720) for group discounts. Each module is approved by the Society for Range Management for 16 CEUs.
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CRP Training - Presented by Conservation Professional Training Program
Join over 400 of your colleagues across the country who have already participated in our comprehensive training program. The path to becoming an NRCS certified CRP Technical Service Provider (TSP) has never been easier with new online training options.
Participants who complete the FREE online Core Training are eligible for supplemental courses at no additional charge. Supplemental courses are available for a fee to all other participants.
Please visit our website www.facesofcrp.info for an overview of the entire program including training availability, benefits and continuing education units (CEUs).
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Colorado State University Master's Degree
Advance your career with a degree from one of the nation's leaders in rangeland education. As a Colorado State University OnlinePlus student, you'll receive the same quality instruction, from the same expert faculty, carrying the same esteemed CSU reputation, as an on-campus student would receive - all delivered online or via DVD or correspondence. Learn more about this master's degree at www.csurangeland.com.
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SRM Section Meetings
North Central Section Website: northernrangelands.org
CalPac Section Spring Meeting & Tour
April 24-25, 2013 Redding, CA More Info. Registration Form
Florida Section Spring Tour
May 10, 2013
Registration Form
PNW Section Spring Meeting June 19-21, 2013 Dawson Creek, British Columbia More Info.
Nevada Section Summer Meeting & Tour
June 27-28, 2013
Ely, NV More Info.
PNW Section Fall Meeting
September 19-21,2013 Enterprise, OR More Info.
Nebraska Section Annual Meeting Oct. 9-10, 2013 Ainsworth, NE
Texas Section Fall Meeting October 9-11, 2013 Ft. Worth, TX
More Info.
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Other Events of Interest
Pollinator Conservation Planning Short Course May 3rd, 2013 - 9:00 am - 4:00 pm PDT Video Conference Training Locations University of Nevada Cooperative Extension - Logandale, NV University of Nevada Cooperative Extension - Pahrump, NV Great Basin College - Elko, NV More Information
UC Sierra Foothill Research & Extension Center Field Workshop: Protecting & Enhancing Your Most Critical Rangeland Resources May 7, 2013 - Browns Valley, CA http://ucanr.org/sites/sfrec/
Integrated Ranch Management Symposium
May 13-17, 2013
University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY
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Interpreting & Measuring Indicators of Rangeland Health May 21-24, 2013 - Reno, NV
Wyoming Range Management School June 11-14, 2013 Buffalo, WY
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NAIPSC Webinar Series More Information
Invasive Plants: Managing Controversy, Creativity, and Conservation - One Day Workshop
III International Symposium on Forage Quality and Conservation July 22-23, 2013 Campinas, SP, Brazil
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50th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Society of Animal Science July 23-26, 2013 Campinas, SP, Brazil More Information
22nd International Grassland Congress
Sept. 15 - 19, 2013
Renewable Natural Resources Foundation's (RNRF) 12th National Congress
Resiliency of the Coasts
December 11-12, 2013
NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction
College Park, MD
http://www.rnrf.org/
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