Webinar
Virtual fencing and grazing for ecological restoration
Join us for a fascinating webinar featuring New Mexico rancher, Jorge Ramirez, who will share his extensive experience in implementing rotational grazing and virtual fencing as a tool to promote ecological restoration. Learn about the intersection of technology and the food system and gain valuable insights from Jorge’s 35 years of hands-on experience in ecological recovery and innovative ranching practices specifically targeted to areas that are experiencing extreme droughts.
Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program Webinar Series: Natural Resources Conservation Service Programs
ZoomAre you a beginning farmer or rancher and have heard that the USDA can help you get your operation started but don’t know how to access their programs? Join Quivira's…
Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program Webinar Series: Natural Resources Conservation Service Programs
ZoomAre you a beginning farmer or rancher and have heard that the USDA can help you get your operation started but don’t know how to access their programs? Join Quivira's…
The Grazier’s Toolbox Part 1: Business Decision Making, Practical Tools and Tips for the Custom or Contract Grazier
ZoomIn this two-part workshop, founders of the Grazing School of the West will dig into the roots of what makes a grazier’s business different. In part one the class will…
The Grazier’s Toolbox Part 2: Business Decision Making, Practical Tools and Tips for the Custom or Contract Grazier
ZoomIn this two-part workshop, founders of the Grazing School of the West will dig into the roots of what makes a grazier’s business different. In part one the class will…
Bucket 2 Environmental Drought Mitigation Funding Opportunity (B2E2) Informational Public Webinar
Zoom*Reclamation will host an informational public webinar on Wed., Dec. 11, 2024, at 11 a.m. MT. Join from the meeting link: https://bor.webex.com/bor/j.php?MTID=m5203af48267faf7379c10edccd728eb2 * The Bureau of Reclamation Upper Colorado Basin Region is…
Against the Herd – Film Screening and Panel with the Stars
VirtualAgainst the Herd is the amazing story of the Smith family and their Cottonwood Ranch in Nevada, and how they intersect with the future of America's public lands. Almost a century of poorly managed grazing degraded millions of acres of America’s public lands. But Cottonwood Ranch has discovered that cattle can actually be the key to restoring our rangelands.
Now the Smith family must convince legislators and agencies that cows aren't always eco-villains, or they could lose it all. Rancher Agee Smith and Prof. Jared Talley, who both star in the film, and filmmaker Jaxon Derow will join us to take audience questions following the screening!
Restoring the Western Water Cycle: Can we manage land and water to improve the water cycle in the West?
ZoomThe first webinar of WLA’s 2025 Water Webinar series will call attention to the need to consider the larger water cycle and the feedback loops between the living landscape, land…
Policy Opportunities for Western Working Lands in the next Congress and Federal Administration
Join WLA’s new Chief Policy Officer, Traci Bruckner, and WLA CEO Lesli Allison for a special live, members-only event to learn about the many ways we can advance policies that…
Beneath Our Feet: Are groundwater easements a solution for the west?
ZoomThe second webinar of WLA’s 2025 Water Webinar series will explore the topic of groundwater easements as a potential solution for addressing groundwater shortages. We’ll hear how these programs have…