Society for Range Management 

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Littleton, CO  80128
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President:
 Jenny Pluhar

1st Vice-President:
Pat Shaver

2nd Vice-President: 
Val Anderson

Executive Vice-President:
Jess Peterson

Directors:
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.

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RangeFlash - April 29, 2014

April 30th Deadline to Submit Awards Nominations for the 2015 Annual Meeting is Fast-approaching!

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: Phone:  303-986-3309, FAX:  303-986-3892 or vtrujillo@rangelands.org. 

If you have specific questions regarding the nomination process, please contact the Awards Committee Chair, Bruce Healy, at bruce.healy@yahoo.com 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.

ESD Workshop Series Available at www.Rangelands.org  

As an ongoing partnership between SRM and the federal agencies (BLM, USFS and NRCS) the Ecological Site Description Workshop series continued at the 2015 Annual Meeting in Orlando with a set of four workshops taking place. As many of you know, each workshop was live-streamed to users across the country who were able to view and participate live during each session. Each workshop was also recorded, thus allowing for archived access over the course of the year for those unable to attend the Orlando meeting or participate via the live-stream.

 The first two sessions are available to anyone through the SRM website at: http://www.rangelands.org/ESD/index.shtml. The first two workshops, "ESD Uses and Users" and the "Unifying Concepts for Riparian Ecological Sites", cover a whole range of introductory and foundational materials and will remain available free of charge through the SRM website.

The third and fourth Orlando ESD sessions will be available to SRM members only. These sessions, titled "Emerging Technologies for ESD Development" and "Integrating Ecological Sites Into a Spatial Hierarchy to Improve Predictions", can be accessed through the members only page of the SRM Website. They can be found by clicking on the Resources tab of the "Members-Only" page. This is a great opportunity to encourage your fellow colleagues to get involved in the Society. They'll gain access to not only great information like the ESD workshops, but all that SRM has to offer.

A technical note: When accessing each workshop, allow for additional time so that your computer can load the workshops without causing too much "buffer" time when viewing. Each workshop will be directed to you through a web link, so ensure you have stable and consistent internet connection.

SRM hopes that you will take advantage of these workshops and all that each has to offer within the ESD field; if you have any questions regarding access to any of the workshops, please email SRM Washington, D.C. Liaison at kelly@wssdc.com.  

New Jornada Experimental Range Blog!

    
NAIPSC Webinar Series

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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 

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First Annual Ranch Sustainability Forum

Wayne Fahsholtz/Sheridan College, Sheridan, WY