Rangeland Ecology and Management Field Course

Northern Great Basin Experimental Range, Riley, Oregon

May 22-23rd

Threat-Based Strategic Rangeland Management two-day field workshop for natural resource professionals

The first day will cover a variety of topics such as soil ecology, plant ID, invasive annual grass and juniper management, and the foundations behind applying remotely sensed data. The second day will focus on taking the foundations from day 1 and learning how to ensure that planning and management meaningfully influences landscape scale dynamics. Topics will include defending and growing core rangelands, identifying threats, prioritizing areas of ecological importance, synthesizing remotely sensed data, and applying different types of knowledge to address threats at multiple scales on the ground knowledge to manage at meaningful scales. For those of you familiar, this will be similar to the college science in the sagebrush steppe field training we do for universities but targeted for natural resource professionals.

The training is $100 and will include all meals. Registration will open in March.