Excellence in Rangeland Conservation Award

This award is given annually to an individual or group that has demonstrated exceptional skill and knowledge in practicing sound management of rangelands in the State of Colorado.
​Membership in the Society is not required. The recipient will be requested to attend the Section Annual Winter Meeting to receive the award. Public announcement of the award will not be made until presentation at the Annual Winter Meeting.

To nominate someone for Excellence in Rangeland Conservation Award, please click here and
​scroll to the bottom of the page for criteria and submission information. 

2017 Winner
Jordan Angus Ranch

In 2017, Jordan Emmett of Jordan Angus (center) was presented with the award at the annual fall meeting by President Josh Saunders (left) and award nominator Ben Berlinger (right). Jordan Angus was nominated by the Colorado Section SRM for the Excellence in Rangeland Conservation award for consistently demonstrating exemplary efforts in the stewardship of the rangeland resources under their management.
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Coverage of the award in​ The Fence Post.
"Since we moved calving in the late spring and early summer, we've found we have very few sick calves. At branding time, we do a vetinarian-recommended vaccination protocol."
"We see wildlife as an indicator of ecosystem health. As pastures improve, we attract more wildlife. Weeds find opportunity where pastures are in poor condition. As the pastures improve, the weeds diminish."
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