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  • Wildlife Habitat Restoration Private Lands Workshop

    Western Colorado Research Center Orchard Mesa, 3170 B 1/2 Rd, Grand Junction, CO, United States

    Are you looking to improve wildlife habitat on your land? Join the Mesa Conservation District and RiversEdge West (REW) for a free workshop! Attendees will learn about ongoing restoration projects in the Grand Valley, how private landowners can get involved in riverside restoration, and funding options to help you reach your goals. Topics will include…

    Free

  • Elemental Idaho Series

    Boise Brewing 521 W Broad St, Boise, ID

    Dr. Emily Wakild (BSU's Andrus Center) discusses the history and future of Idaho recreation with Gretchen Hyde (Idaho Rangeland Resources Commission), and John Robison (Idaho Conservation League).

    We'll learn about the Ridge to Rivers trail system, the Owyhee Travel Management Plan, and everything in between!

    $10.00

  • Noble Land Essentials

    Paicines Ranch Paicines Ranch, CA

    Learn what your land needs to thrive and grow the quality forage needed for today’s grazing herds to be healthy, productive and profitable. Lessons covered include: Getting Grounded in Regenerative Agriculture Bookkeeping Supports Regenerative Goals Healthier Soil = A Better Bottom Line Understanding Your Soil Health Tracking Soil Health

    $395
  • Featured

    The Monarch Proposed Listing and Western Landowners: What you need to know

    Zoom

    In this WLA members-only webinar with USFWS staff, we will hear from the agency personnel responsible for the proposal to add the monarch butterfly as a threatened species to the List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife under section 4(d) of the ESA, including the designation of critical habitat for the species. WLA's chief policy officer,…

    Free

  • Elemental Idaho Series

    Boise Brewing 521 W Broad St, Boise, ID

    Dr. Emily Wakild (BSU's Andrus Center) discusses the history and future of Idaho recreation with Gretchen Hyde (Idaho Rangeland Resources Commission), and John Robison (Idaho Conservation League).

    We'll learn about the Ridge to Rivers trail system, the Owyhee Travel Management Plan, and everything in between!

    $10.00

  • Featured

    Proposed Grizzly Bear Listing Change: Impacts and Insights for Landowners

    The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing revisions to the listing of grizzly bears in the lower 48 states, retaining their threatened status under the Endangered Species Act while designating a distinct population segment (DPS).

    According to the proposed rule, published January 15, 2025 on the Federal Register, the proposal includes provisions to allow ranchers and state agencies to address human-bear conflicts, including limited lethal control and relocation of bears. The public comment period on the proposal closes March 17, 2025.

    Join WLA policy and working wild challenge field staff to discuss this rule, the current listing status, and challenges and solutions to reduce grizzly conflicts in this webinar.

    Free

  • Elemental Idaho Series

    Boise Brewing 521 W Broad St, Boise, ID

    Dr. Emily Wakild (BSU's Andrus Center) discusses the history and future of Idaho recreation with Gretchen Hyde (Idaho Rangeland Resources Commission), and John Robison (Idaho Conservation League).

    We'll learn about the Ridge to Rivers trail system, the Owyhee Travel Management Plan, and everything in between!

    $10.00

  • Agroforestry for the Southwest: Integrating trees and food to regenerate landscapes and people.

    Santa Fe Community College 6401 Richards Ave, Santa Fe, NM

    Join us if you are...
    Agricultural producers, Tribes, ranchers, community gardeners and orchardists, permaculturalists, water harvesters, and others who produce food for themselves;
    Representatives of government agencies, cooperative extension, universities, and nonprofit organizations who support sustainable solutions for agriculture, forestry, and communities through their programs; and
    People interested in community food forests and forest-agricultural activities including alley cropping, forest farming, riparian forest buffers, silvopasture, windbreaks, and shelterbelts.

    $200

  • Measuring nature’s benefits: A wetland ecosystem services tool for Prairie Canada

    People derive many benefits from nature. These benefits, which are sometimes referred to as ecosystem services, are crucial to human wellbeing, including in the context of mitigation of the dual crises of global climate change and biodiversity loss. Researchers at Ducks Unlimited Canada’s Institute for Wetland and Water-fowl Research have developed a tool to quantify carbon, biodiversity, water regulation and nutrient retention ecosystem services from wetlands in Prairie Canada. This tool allows us to quantify and communicate the benefits of prairie wetland conservation and learn about synergies and trade-offs amongst ecosystem services.

    Free
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