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The Nevada section of the Society for Range Management is a member-dependent professional organization that brings together multiple sectors of the rangeland management community to provide leadership for the stewardship of rangelands based on sound ecological and socioeconomic principles. Our goal is functioning and sustainable rangelands for the future.
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Announcements
We are working on the final details of the 2022 Summer Tour. We are excited to join this year with another rangeland passionate group ROGER (Results Oriented Grazing for Ecological Resilience) to have a two day tour along Maggie Creek. We will be engaging on several topics including: targeted grazing, carbon sequestration, Lahontan Cutthroat Trout, grazing management, riparian systems, beaver, and others. We look forward to seeing you July 12-13th. We will be meeting just outside Carlin at 1:00 p.m. on the 12th and working our way up Maggie Creek. Dinner and evening discussions will be at Red House, where dinner will be provided. The tour will continue the morning of the 13th and end around lunch. Please bring water, snacks, and lunches for both days. We encourage everyone to spend the night at Red House as dinner will be provided courtesy of Maggie Creek Ranch.
Please RSVP to: nvsrm.preselect@gmail.com
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you next week. For those that RSVP a map and itinerary will be provided.
Meghan
Morgan Rose Mar 15, 2022
Started roughly 75 years ago, the Society for Range Management (SRM) is an organization made up of producers, land managers, scientists and students who are dedicated to conserving and maintaining the planet’s cherished rangelands. (full article)
Chloe Crookshanks, a Carson High School junior, has been selected by the Nevada Section of the Society for Range Management to participate in the High School Youth Forum, an SRM sponsored youth activity held jointly during the 75th Annual SRM annual meeting.
This year’s meeting is being held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Feb. 6-10. This year’s meeting theme is “Sustainability through Culture and Innovation.” Chloe will be giving a presentation about the impact that feral horses have on Nevada’s rangeland and possible future solutions. Chloe is also member of the Carson High School FFA chapter.
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