Jason Fearneyhough joins Western Landowners Alliance as Chief Policy Officer

By WLA | February 28, 2024

Cheyenne – The Western Landowners Alliance is proud to announce the hiring of Jason Fearneyhough, veteran agriculture and natural resources advocate, as the organization’s first Chief Policy Officer. Fearneyhough previously…

Western Digest – September 2019

By Hallie Mahowald | Sep 27, 2019

News and opportunities on working lands, water and wildlife Working Lands Economics Succession Planning: With farms and ranches being swallowed by cities, succession plans are key. This article features WLA’s…

News from Around Colorado – August 2019

By John Rizza | Aug 14, 2019

News and opportunities for working lands in Colorado HIGHLIGHTS A Call for Riparian Projects on Private Lands RiversEdge West (REW), formerly the Tamarisk Coalition, is a nonprofit based in Grand…

Western Digest – July 2019

By Hallie Mahowald | Jul 30, 2019

News and opportunities on working lands, water and wildlife Working Lands Economics MT Ranchers Get Paid for Rotational Grazing: In multi-orgnization partnership, Western Sustainability Exchange (WSE) is helping ranchers figure…

WLA Participates in Wyoming Governor’s Migration Corridor Advisory Committee

By Jessica Crowder | Jul 16, 2019

Western Landowners Alliance (WLA) board member and Wyoming rancher Marissa Taylor and WLA’s policy director Jessica Crowder spent June 8th and 9th participating in Governor Gordon’s Migration Advisory Committee (Committee)…

News from Around Colorado – July 2019

By John Rizza | Jul 11, 2019

News and opportunities for working lands in Colorado Landowners and partners gather to discuss reduced tillage opportunities in Delta County HIGHLIGHTS Landowners in the Field Western Landowners Alliance (WLA), CSU…

Western Digest – June 2019

By Hallie Mahowald | Jun 27, 2019

News and opportunities on working lands, water and wildlife Working Lands Economics WLA, Rural Economics and Conservation: Check out this radio interview on rural economics, agriculture and conservation with WLA’s…

By John Rizza | Jun 13, 2019

News and opportunities for working lands in Colorado Highlights SNOTEL Current Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) % of Normal Our river basins are seeing record amounts of water in the snow…

By Hallie Mahowald | Jun 6, 2019

Video courtesy of Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program Are you familiar with the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program? It’s a great opportunity providing technical and financial support for…

By Virginie Pointeau | Jun 3, 2019

Western Landowners Alliance Scholarships Contact Jennifer Lind: jlind@westernlandowners.org Applications due June 16, 2019 Western Landowners Alliance is pleased to announce the availability of $1,500 scholarships to those in…

By Hallie Mahowald | May 31, 2019

News and opportunities on working lands, water and wildlife Working Lands Economics Securing Your Legacy on the Land Part 2: What defines “family governance”? How does one effectively integrate family…

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Jason Fearneyhough joins Western Landowners Alliance as Chief Policy Officer