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  • Virtual Fence Workshop: Hosted by NRCS and Crook County Soil & Water Conservation District

    Clover Building 502 SE Lynn Blvd, Prineville, CO, United States

    Join NRCS and Oregon's Crook County Soil & Water Conservation District on Thursday, June 4 from 1-4 pm at the Clover Building (502 SE Lynn Blvd, Prineville, OR) to discover the future of ranching: virtual fence. Hear from Gilliam County ranchers, agency partners (NRCS, BLM, Forest Service), and virtual fence technology providers.

    Free

  • Science to Solutions Seminars: For Western Working Lands – Conifer Encroachment

    Zoom

    Conifer encroachment is one of the leading drivers of rangeland degradation and ecosystem change across western working lands. Join Working Lands for Wildlife's newest Science to Solutions Seminar, which will explore the ecological impacts of conifer expansion in the sagebrush biome, and the science-informed conservation strategies. Participants will also receive an overview of available planning tools, resources, and partnership opportunities that support proactive, landscape-scale conservation and on-the-ground implementation.

    Free

  • Water Stories for Feeding Local Communities

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    Everyone needs water to grow food for our communities! Grab your lunch and join Young Farmers Sacred Water Circles as they discuss water access. All are welcome!

    Free

  • Regenerative Land Stewardship for Wildlife & Habitat

    CS Ranch 620C State Road 58, Cimarron, NM, United States

    Regenerative Land Stewardship for Wildlife & Habitat is a hands-on academy exploring the relationship between soil health, regenerative land management, and thriving wildlife habitat. This academy is designed for ranchers, land managers, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts who want to better understand how healthy soil supports resilient ecosystems and wildlife populations. Hosted at CS Ranch in…

    $750

  • Public Lands Grazing Reform: What’s Changing and Why It Matters for the West

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    Zoom

    The 1934 Taylor Grazing Act was designed to support and manage domestic livestock production on public lands in a manner that sustains the land’s productive capacity and natural resource values. Since that time, rangeland science and management have continued to evolve and improve. There is increasing recognition that in addition to meeting human resource needs and supporting…

  • Drought Decisions

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    Join Colorado State University Extension on a webinar about Drought Decisions that will help Colorado livestock producers make informed decisions about managing and potentially selling cattle during ongoing drought conditions.

    Free

  • Recreation Management for Working Lands

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    Recreation is growing across the West, bringing both new opportunities and new pressures for working lands. Join Western Landowners Alliance on July 16 at noon MT for a practical conversation about recreation management and a new partnership between WLA and Infinite Outdoors. Together, WLA and Infinite Outdoors are exploring how landowners can create well-managed recreation…

    Free

  • Colorado Agrivoltaic Learning Center’s Free Agrivoltaics Webinar

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    CDA Agrivoltaics Grantees: Community Outreach & Lessons Learned, July 23rd from 1:00 to 2:30 PM. Join representatives from Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) Agrivoltaics Grant-funded projects as they discuss their experiences with community outreach, stakeholder engagement, and education efforts. Speakers will share insights into successes, challenges, and lessons learned while advancing agrivoltaics in diverse Colorado…

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