Webinar
Talk: Large Carnivore Management in Wyoming
Buffalo Bill Center - Coe Auditorium 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, WY, United StatesLarge carnivore management in Wyoming is multifaceted and always dynamic. Mountain lions, wolves, grizzly bears, and black bears are monitored and managed by a team of experts working together to maintain viable populations of large carnivores in suitable habitats. The team uses a science-based adaptive approach and proactively manages to mitigate human/wildlife conflicts.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department strives to include localized expertise as well as public desires and attitudes in developing objectives and making management decisions. The Large Carnivore Section provides information and education on large carnivore management and safety to the public all over the state through Bear Wise Wyoming. Through changing population dynamics of both wildlife and people, carnivore management in Wyoming will continue to have its rewards and challenges.
Mimicking Nature: Flood irrigation and watershed health
https://youtu.be/ZeLTeBCyiZo Join us to learn from ranchers and researchers on how flood irrigation helps to sustain seasonal wetlands by mimicking natural processes, how flood irrigation contributes to healthy habitats, and how flood irrigation can be used as a water management tool by supplementing aquifer storage. Our expert panelists include: Adrian Hunolt, Evanston, Wyoming rancher Erica…
Alternative Forage: The challenges and opportunities
Join us for the second webinar in our summer water series, where we’ll learn about the challenges and opportunities of growing alternative forages from the perspectives of both landowners and scientists. We’ll cover the science, economics, and logistics associated with growing these crops, informed by the results of programs and research and the firsthand accounts…
Returning to the Land: Encouraging minority youth participation in conservation and agriculture
Join this free online webinar series July 18, 19, 20 at 10:30 am CST each day. Featuring Indian Nations Conservation Alliance Southeastern Coordinator Seth Penn and Alabama forester Christopher Holden. Email seth.penn@inca-tcd.org to RSVP.
Returning to the Land: Encouraging minority youth participation in conservation and agriculture
Join this free online webinar series July 18, 19, 20 at 10:30 am CST each day. Featuring Indian Nations Conservation Alliance Southeastern Coordinator Seth Penn and Alabama forester Christopher Holden. Email seth.penn@inca-tcd.org to RSVP.
Returning to the Land: Encouraging minority youth participation in conservation and agriculture
Join this free online webinar series July 18, 19, 20 at 10:30 am CST each day. Featuring Indian Nations Conservation Alliance Southeastern Coordinator Seth Penn and Alabama forester Christopher Holden. Email seth.penn@inca-tcd.org to RSVP.
Roots and Rivers: The crucial connection between forests and watersheds
https://youtu.be/9_YFV0kEWJQ?si=LWDh-gyBXsAPTGY3 Join our webinar spotlighting several collaborative forest health initiatives and the work they are doing to protect and enhance critical headwaters in the West. We will hear from the Blackfoot Challenge in Montana, the 2-3-2 Partnership in Colorado and New Mexico, and the Headwaters of the Colorado Initiative in Colorado and Wyoming. Each group…
Western Landowners Policy Talk with Jason Fearneyhough
ZoomJoin Western Landowners Alliance chief policy officer Jason Fearneyhough, in conversation with communications director Louis Wertz, for an in depth exploration of a key policy issue facing western land stewards. This is the first in a planned series of monthly live podcast events that will cover a wide variety of policy issues, from the farm…
Reviving Through Regreening: Exploring opportunities for reversing desertification
The last webinar of our summer series will explore the concept of regreening from the perspective of landowners from across the West, and the scientists studying their work and others like it. We’ll delve into methodologies used for regreening on private lands, their scientific and practical implications, and their significance for the water cycle and…
Western Landowners Policy Talk with Jason Fearneyhough
ZoomJoin Western Landowners Alliance chief policy officer Jason Fearneyhough, in conversation with communications director Louis Wertz, for an in depth exploration of a key policy issue facing western land stewards. Topic(s) TBD. Let us know what you'd like to hear about: form.jotform.com/241005180348144