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Free Live-Broadcast Symposium: Impacts of Woodland Expansion at the Society for Range Management Conference
Featuring 20 presentations on reducing woodland expansion!
Symposium: Identifying and Managing Threats to Great Basin Greater Sage-Grouse Populations
Where: Peppermill Resort, Reno, Nevada
Host: The Wildlife Society
Webinar: Large-scale traps and conifer encroachment – Using archaeological data to plan the greater sage grouse conservation effort
Host: Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative
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