colorado Section Society for Range
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Promoting and enhancing the stewardship of rangelands tomeet human needs based on science and sound policy
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Range Roundup
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colorado Section Society for Range
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Promoting and enhancing the stewardship of rangelands tomeet human needs based on science and sound policy
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Range Roundup
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Field Tours & TrainingsWe offer two workshops/ trainings per year. Check out our Upcoming Events page for more information including preview information about the 2020 International Meeting that we will co-host with the Wyoming Section in Denver. New Event: Board Meeting at 2019 SRM Annual Meeting. |
Youth InvolvementOur youth involvement includes FFA range judging competitions, the High School Youth Forum, Camp Rocky, and college students who participate in the Colorado State University's Rangeland Ecology Club. For more information click here. |
Professional Development & EducationMembers attending workshops and tours can earn CE credits, while high school and college students receive valuable information and mentoring. Members also have the opportunity to Get Involved, including becoming committee chairs and board members. |
NewslettersWe publish two issues of our newsletter, The Range Rider, per year that are emailed to members. You can access past Range Rider Newsletters here. Want to become a member? It's easy to join here and choose to be a member of the Colorado Section. |
Excellence in Rangeland Conservation awardFrom taking bare ground to thriving rangelands, and getting in-sync with nature's cycles, livestock producers are improving rangelands! We're highlighting the Colorado producers who have met specific criteria to win the Excellence in Rangeland Conservation Award. |
Meet our other Award winnersEach year we honor section members' achievements in a variety of categories, including Outstanding Young Professional, Outstanding Publication/ Contribution, Trail Boss, and other Awards. |
OUR VisionA well-trained and highly motivated group of professionals and rangeland users working with productive, sustainable rangeland ecosystems. |
High SChool & College student InvolvementKnow a college student at Colorado State University or Front Range Community College? The CSU Rangeland Ecology Club is a fun active group during the school year (August to May) and competes in collegiate events at the annual Society for Range Management meeting. Contact them through their Facebook page. How about a high school student? For high school student involvement, please click here. For more information on SRM Youth Activities, please click here. |