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  • Research Field Day Pfaltzgraff Farms

    Claim your place in regeneration. Take your place in the local food system by learning about the impacts of research in agriculture, water, carbon, and food. Presentations by Dr. Jerry Hatfield, CSU and In-Riches researchers, Longboard Power, Schroomsquatch, Precision Ag Solved. Food prepared by Chef Pablo Aya with the Hispanic Restaurant Association.

    $127.00

  • Weeds, Wildlands, and More

    Cody Audiotorium 1240 Beck Ave, Cody, WY

    Join Us!
    Drop by the Cody Auditorium for cool drinks, tasty snacks, good neighbors, local beef and brew, and an array of land management and conservation specialists to help connect you with the tools you need.
    Light fare, cash bar, open to the public

    Free
  • CalGLC Webinar Series

    CalGLC Webinar Series

    Virtual Event

    Are you interested in strategies for working more effectively with peers and partners?

    Hear from representatives from local, state, and west-wide efforts focused on the stewardship of working lands and working communities by working together.

    Free

  • Grit & Grazing Where Cowgirls Master the Range & the Bottom Lines

    Redwing Ranch Redwing Ranch, Gardner, CO, United States

    Join us for a two-day workshop designed to demystify grazing calculations and help you align your livestock with available forage. Ideal for operators with some grazing experience, this workshop is perfect whether you're a new or seasoned manager, taking on operational responsibilities, or eager to try something new.

    Learn practical, proven strategies to develop a right-sized grazing plan and calculate the best financial returns on water and fencing investments. Whether you're creating a grazing plan for the first time or refining an existing one with new financial strategies, you'll gain essential tools to boost productivity and profitability while meeting ecological goals.

    Planning and numbers don’t have to be confusing—let us show you a simple, effective approach! Don’t miss this chance to learn from real-world practitioners, connect with fellow women in the ranching industry, and leave with actionable strategies for your operation

    $125

  • Featured

    Surface Water Conservation Programs: What Are They, and Are They Working?

    The sixth webinar of WLA’s 2025 Water Webinar series will examine the successes and challenges of compensated water conservation programs. We’ll take a deep dive into what these programs mean for landowners and water users, and what opportunities might exist for finding common-ground solutions for addressing western water shortages within the guardrails of voluntary, temporary, compensated reduction in consumptive water use programs.

    Join us to learn more about how these programs work, what they mean for landowners and water users, and how they could play a role in sustaining working lands and watersheds.

    Free

  • SLO County Agriculture Programs 101

    SLO County Farm Bureau Offices 4875 Morabito Place, San Luis Obispo, CA, United States

    The NRCS and RCDs of San Luis Obispo County, in collaboration with SLO County Farm Bureau, are organizing our annual Local Work Group meeting and invite you to join us. This year's theme is "SLO County Agriculture Programs 101" and we will be highlighting all of the FREE services and programs offered by agricultural organizations throughout the county. The meeting will be hosted at the SLO County Farm Bureau offices on Wednesday, July 9th from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

    Free
  • CalGLC Webinar Series

    CalGLC Webinar Series

    Virtual Event

    Are you interested in strategies for working more effectively with peers and partners?

    Hear from representatives from local, state, and west-wide efforts focused on the stewardship of working lands and working communities by working together.

    Free

  • Webinar Supporting Vibrant Rural Communities through Place-Based Collaboration

    lace-based groups lift community needs, while finding areas of agreement and shared purpose to meet a variety of resource challenges. Examples of these groups within Montana include the Madison Valley Ranchlands Group, Big Hole Watershed Committee, the Blackfoot Challenge, and the Centennial Valley Association. 

    These groups, many of which are landowner and livestock producer-led, may include all or part of a particular community and offer a way to meaningfully engage state and federal wildlife agencies, non-profit organizations and other stakeholder groups to achieve community needs and  outcomes supporting working lands and wildlife. 

    Within this webinar, presenters and panelists will convey how these groups form, focus conflicting ideas towards shared vision, and move ideas to implementation

    Free
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