Invasives and Rangeland Wildfires: What We Want To Do About It

This document frames up this huge conservation challenge and the action we see as necessary to combat the growing threat.

Hannah NikonowFebruary 27, 2020partnership, fire & invasives

Gambling Grouse: Private Wet-Meadows or Public Mesic Rangelands

To improve the odds of sage-grouse survival now is the time to double down on mesic area restoration and conservation as well as conifer removal.

Hannah NikonowJanuary 31, 2020conifer removal, wet meadow

Outcome-based Grazing: Meet the Participating Ranches

A handful of projects testing out outcome-based grazing around the West are being used to share knowledge, identify, demonstrate, and develop best practices.

Hannah NikonowJanuary 28, 2020outcome-based grazing, fire & invasives, partnership

Social Science Report on Sagebrush Conservation Needs

The researchers at the University of Wyoming are pleased to share their final report for WAFWA on social science needs for managing sagebrush.

Hannah NikonowJanuary 3, 2020

Partners in the Sage Forum: Finding Common Ground for a Complicated Landscape

The first Annual Sagebrush Collaborative Forum took place in Boise, Idaho, with 50 leading conservation professionals who are teaming up with the Partnering to Conserve Sagebrush Rangelands.

Hannah NikonowNovember 8, 2019partnership, fire & invasives, conifer removal

Oregon Local Implementation Teams Bolstered

Local Implementation Teams serve as one of the primary vehicles to facilitate sage-grouse conservation at the local level in Oregon. Learn about their increased coordination capacity here.

Hannah NikonowSeptember 26, 2019partnership