SRM Past President Karen Launchbaugh 'says she's seeing more city officials and land managers open to trying goats as a new method of mitigating wildfire risk.'

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See an SRM member in the news, share with us!

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A great opportunity to join the Utah State University faculty.

Learn more about the position at: rangelands.org/job-listings/e…

#rangelandcareers #jobopening #nowhiring

Did you catch the panel discussion on treating Invasive Annual Grasses last week? Good Grazing Makes Cent$ hosted several experts with great insight and will be sharing more in upcoming editions of the newsletter.

Until then, dive into the discussion: ow.ly/6y0u50PVHM3

Thanks to longtime SRM member Chuck Jarecki, this award will be presented at the 2024 Annual Meeting.

Submit a deserving rancher before December 1, 2023 for award consideration.

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SRM Member Justin Luong is leading 2 studies that 'could lead to different land management practices locally and beyond as the world adapts to its changing climate.'

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SRM's FIRST ANNUAL Chuck Jarecki Rancher Land Stewardship Award will be presented at the 2024 Annual Meeting. Nominations are open until Dec. 1, 2023.

Know a rancher deserving of recognition? Fill out and submit the form here: ow.ly/gQTn50PTbzC

The title of Fellow is conferred upon SRM members in recognition of exceptional service to the Society & its programs in advancing the science & art of range-related resource management.

Fellow Award nominations for 2024 are open until OCTOBER 1, 2023.

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THERES STILL TIME

Submit ABSTRACTS for a Poster or Contributed Oral Session by September 29 to be considered for Annual Meeting 2024.

The full “call” and details are available at rangelands.org/annual-meeting…

And the abstract portal can be accessed at app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/6405/su…

The title of Fellow is conferred upon SRM members in recognition of exceptional service to the Society & its programs in advancing the science & art of range-related resource management.

Fellow Award nominations for 2024 are open until OCTOBER 1, 2023.

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Time is ticking...

Submit ABSTRACTS for a Poster or Contributed Oral Session by September 29 to be considered for Annual Meeting 2024.

The full “call” and details are available at rangelands.org/annual-meeting…

And the abstract portal can be accessed at app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/6405/su…

The W.R. Chapline Research Award recognizes research accomplishments for grazing management & systems, stakeholder engagement & long-term climate impacts on forage & livestock production.

2024 Chapline Nominations are OPEN until OCTOBER 1, 2023.

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The W. R. Chapline Land Stewardship Award gives special recognition to members for exceptional accomplishments & contributions in the application of the art & science of range management.

Nominations are OPEN for the 2024 Award until OCTOBER 1, 2023.

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The Renner Award is the most prestigious award bestowed by the SRM.

Nominations for the 2024 Renner Award are OPEN until OCTOBER 1, 2023.

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Rotational grazing= Happy healthy land
#Rotationalgrazing is a regenerative practice that can earn ranchers new revenue through #carbonranching . Agoro Carbon Alliance US shares how capturing ag carbon can benefit our land & pockets: ow.ly/OARb50PM8C6
#wearerangelands #ourlandoursoil

There's still time to submit nominations for some of SRM's TOP HONOR AWARDS for 2024.

Submissions for:

🏆 Frederic G. Renner
📝 W.R. Chapline Research
🌾 W.R. Chapline Land Stewardship
🤝 Fellow

are OPEN through OCTOBER 1, 2023.

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'Declines in wildlife species populations... have been attributed to loss of... heterogeneity associated with intensive farming, advanced natural succession, fire exclusion, invasion & planting of non-native plants & urbanization...'

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Have you used the 'defend the core' approach when dealing with invasive annual grasses?

#goodgrazing #invasives #rangelands

A 2016 survey showed that 41% of the U.S. population participated in wildlife-related recreation.

'Rangelands ... provide a diverse suite of habitats and in return produce a suite of wildlife-related ecosystem service benefits.'

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ICYMI: Issue 8 of GGMC kicked off our Invasives series! Join today to access the archives & receive upcoming invasives information right to your inbox.

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'The largest threat to plant and insect biodiversity in rangelands is conversion of rangelands to other uses, including introduced pastures...'

Read more about the threats and opportunities to this ecosystem service at ow.ly/kJrn50PJwEe