February 8-13, 2014
Orlando, FL

Society for Range Management 

6901 S Pierce St Ste 225

Littleton, CO  80128
(303) 986-3309

info@rangelands.org

Join the SRM  LinkedIn Group

Follow SRM on Twitter

Become a Fan on Facebook

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.

Providing leadership for the Stewardship of Rangelands based on sound ecological principles.

Information on Rangeland Careers and Courses

RangeFlash - Feb. 5, 2014

• Tour registrants for the Disney Wilderness Preserve Tour must meet at 8:15 am Saturday near the South Grand Sierra Registration Desk.

• We need more folks to register for the Kennedy Space Center and Orlando Brewery Tours!  Please consider registering for one of these tours at on-site registration upon your arrival.

DISCLAIMER:

Call for Exhibitors and Sponsors!

Organizations, government agencies, international bodies and students are invited to become supporting partners in hosting the Society for Range Management Annual Meeting, Technical Training and Trade Show. 

SRM brings together a diverse international and national audience of approximately 1,000 range management scientists, students and practitioners to address challenges and share information about restoration projects, programs, and research from across the globe - North & South America, Africa, Australia, Asia & Europe.

Click here for more info information about Sponsorships and click here for more information about becoming an Exhibitor.

Join the Young Professionals Conclave at the 201 SRM Annual Meeting    

The Young Professional Conclave invites all young professional to join us at the 2014 SRM Annual Meeting for the following YPC events!

• The YPC Social, Monday, Feb. 10th at 7:30 pm at Frankie Farrell's Irish Pub. Meet at registration at 7 pm to join the group for the walk to the pub.

• The YPC Business Meeting, Tuesday, Feb. 11th @ 10:30 am. Join us for our annual meeting, presentations, and elections for the YPC Board in Boca Room 5.

Position Announcement: Ag Research Manager / Specialist, Natural Resource Management, SDSU, Rapid City, SD

The SDSU West River Ag Center in Rapid City, SD, is looking to hire an Ag Research Manager/Specialist in Natural Resource Management. $14.76- $18.45/hour, depending upon qualifications, plus benefits.  This position is grant-funded through 2016; continuation beyond 2016 contingent upon additional funding.  Collaborate within a team of Range Science and Animal Science faculty, staff, and graduate students to conduct vegetation and livestock research activities in a multi-state project, including vegetation sampling; livestock behavior monitoring; cattle nutrition sampling; accurate data collection, entry, and proofing; writing reports; supervising  data collection crews, and maintaining equipment and facilities.  Position is located in western South Dakota and based out of the SDSU West River Ag Center in Rapid City, SD.  Considerable time will be spent at the study area near McLaughlin, SD, located 40 miles NW of Mobridge, SD on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.  Travel is required.  Interpersonal, organizational and strong critical thinking skills are required.  Bachelor's degree in Range Science, Animal Science, or closely related field preferred.   Plant identification skills, GPS and GIS experience, and 1 or more years related experience preferred. Valid South Dakota driver's license is required.  Possession of or ability to obtain a SD Commercial Pesticide Applicator's License is required.  Opportunity available to pursue advanced degree concurrent with employment.

Application Deadline: Feb. 28, 2014                                        

Position Announcement: Range Ecologist, Fort Hays State University  

Full time 9-month tenure-track biologist with specialization in range ecology. Appointment date: August 2014.

Position requires teaching Range Management, Plant Taxonomy, plus other courses in the Range Management program, potentially including relevant plant identification courses. Minimal qualifications include an earned Ph.D. in biology, range ecology, or an appropriate subdiscipline (ABD will be considered for well-qualified applicants).

Contact: Dr. Brian R. Maricle, phone: 785-628-5367, fax: 785-628-4153, email: brmaricle@fhsu.edu. Check Details at: http://www.fhsu.edu/positions/

    
NAIPSC Webinar Series

More Information  

Whole Ranch Planning and Grass-fed Applications

Southwest Grass-fed Livestock Alliance

Sept. 13, 2013 to May 24, 2014 

Saguache, Colorado Springs, Denver and Durango, CO 

More Information