2024 Summer field day on the 2023 Excellence in Rangeland Conservation Award Winner's Ranch July 19th
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Registration is now open for our summer tour on Prairie Canyon Ranch, our 2023 Conservation Award of Excellence winner. The Colorado Section is pleased to sponsor an exciting training opporutninty tying forage, livestock, and open space aspects of ranching operations together.
Cost is $15 and includes continental breafast and BBQ lunch on July 19th. Registration is now open click here! July 18th: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Summer CSSRM Board of Directors Meeting at the Prairie Canyon Ranch meeting room, 4620 South State Highway 83, Franktown, CO. Free on-site camping is available (bring your gear and food for your dinner). July 19th: 8:30 am continental breakfast opens, field day starts at 9:30 am, BBQ lunch included, tour expected to go through 4:00 pm. Jamie Hull has managed the grazing on the ranch for the past few years. The tour will inform and educate partipants about managing fooothill grasslands, through good land stewardship pratices and holistic grazing management while considering livestock-wildlife interactions and working toward common goals of all partners. The ranch has a unique history to share. Check out the flyer for more information. The ranch is not normally open to the public so don't miss this opportunity! |
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October 2024 field day & section awards date to be announced
We had our annual section meeting in March this year instead of October, but decided to keep our awards nomination due date of July 1, 2024 and awards ceremony and business meeting in October. We're planning a fall tour to go along with the award presentations.
Click here for info on nominations for section awards due July 1, 2024!
Click here for info on nominations for section awards due July 1, 2024!
We had our 2024 annual section meeting in march
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Interested in More Events from US?
We host two section meetings per year that may take the form of a field day, ranch tour, workshop or training.
Usually we do one in the summer and one in the fall plus our annual meeting, but some years we may do more. Section members are kept up-to-date with local, regional, and national range related events via email blasts, a twice-yearly newsletter (The Range Rider), our website, and through our Facebook page.
Usually we do one in the summer and one in the fall plus our annual meeting, but some years we may do more. Section members are kept up-to-date with local, regional, and national range related events via email blasts, a twice-yearly newsletter (The Range Rider), our website, and through our Facebook page.
Interested in our tours and workshops?
You don't have to be a member to attend our tours and workshops, but Colorado Section Members receive
advanced notification through emails and newsletters. We don't maintain a contact email list outside
our official active membership list.
So check our Facebook page, our website, or consider becoming a member. It's easy to become a member through the Society for Range Management and choose Colorado as your primary section.
advanced notification through emails and newsletters. We don't maintain a contact email list outside
our official active membership list.
So check our Facebook page, our website, or consider becoming a member. It's easy to become a member through the Society for Range Management and choose Colorado as your primary section.
