Wyoming Restoration Challenge:  Cheatgrass University of Wyoming Extension weed specialist Brian Mealor started the Wyoming Restoration Challenge to rid land cheatgrass and other weeds, and restore the pasture into a…

By David Frey : A new study published in the Journal of Wildlife Management suggests managers may need to overhaul guidelines meant to protect greater sage-grouse by focusing less on factors like grass height…

By Jean Lotus: Feb. 11 (UPI) -- After an uptick in massive wildfires and the loss of thousands of acres of sagebrush wildlife habitats, Western states are creating a regional battle…

Michelle Cook, News4Nevada Contributor The Nevada Section for the Society for Range Management hosted the “Living with Fire” event June 27, bringing together ranchers, research scientists, and state and federal…

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BRETT FRENCH While a warming climate has the potential to cause numerous harmful effects, at least one species important to the West could come out a winner — big sagebrush.

Amanda Radke:  Beef Daily In my opinion, one of the best champions for the beef industry is Frank Mitloehner, a University of California, Davis professor of animal science and air…

By Dan Hottle Thinking differently has helped this group of Western ranchers improve native rangelands for the benefit of both cattle and wildlife.

Mark Davis Powell Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange POWELL — Development is often seen as a primary threat to sage grouse, but the Big Horn Basin Sage Grouse Working Group…

The Bureau of Land Management announced today selections for three open positions on its nine-member National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board. Ms. Celeste Carlisle of Esparto, California, has been…