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BEEF Magazine | Thomas Brothers Make The Ground Better In Idaho

February 14, 2018

By Brianna Randall | Partnering with the USDA-led Sage Grouse Initiative helps young ranchers improve the land for both sage grouse and cattle.

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Removing conifers improves sagebrush habitat and water availability, benefiting birds and ranchers. Photo of conifer cut in Montana by Dan Durham.Montana Ranchers Improve Sage Grouse Habitat And Reduce Fire Risk

February 8, 2018

By Hayden Nelson, SGI Range Conservationist, Roundup, Montana NRCS Field Office | Landowners are partnering with the Sage Grouse Initiative to restore sagebrush habitat and grazing lands.

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lesser prairie chicken WLFWPHEASANTS FOREVER Magazine | Making Room Out West

February 5, 2018

by Hannah Nikonow, Intermountain West Joint Venture | Removal of encroaching trees benefits upland gamebirds, ranching and other wildlife.

Why Is Cheatgrass Bad?

January 30, 2018

Mike Pellant with the Bureau of Land Management explains how cheatgrass and wildfire create a vicious cycle that harms wildlife and our way of life in the West … and gives solutions that are helping to reduce these threats.

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New Online Tool Shows Songbird Abundance Across Sagebrush Country

January 16, 2018

Check out the latest map additions to the SGI Web App, which allow users to easily visualize songbird distribution, bolstering multi-species conservation across the American West.

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Free Live-Broadcast of Special Symposia from Society for Range Management Conference

January 12, 2018

When: Jan 30 & Feb 1, 2018

Hosts: NRCS-SGI, IWJV, BLM, SRM, USU

Watch free on-demand replays of the presentations here!

The Conservation Gift That Benefits Us For Countless Years to Come

January 4, 2018

by Brianna Randall | Conserving our natural resources is one of the ways we can give back to our children, communities, and economy for years to come. And the gift that keeps on giving is a conservation easement.

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Researchers recommend waiting to measure grass height until after the predicted hatch date for all nests. Photo by Joe Smith.Webinar: Effects Of Livestock Grazing On Sage Grouse Nesting Ecology

December 28, 2017

When: Wednesday, February 7, 2018  |  10:00 – 11:00 am PST

Host: NRCS West National Technology Support Center

Click here to view the On-Demand Replay!>