Events & Webinars
Webinar: Effects Of Livestock Grazing On Sage Grouse Nesting Ecology
Host: NRCS West National Technology Support Center
Webinar: Sagebrush Ecosystem Education
Host: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Webinar: Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation on Montana’s Working Lands
Hosts: Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan
Webinar: Estimating The Economic Impact Of Sage Grouse Conservation On Ranches
Host: University of Wyoming
Webinar: Successful Vegetation Management Practices in the Sagebrush-Steppe
Hosts: Great Basin Fire Exchange, Bureau of Land Management, The Nature Conservancy
Webinar: Using Weed-Suppressive Bacteria To Control Invasive Annuals
Host: Great Basin Landscape Conservation Cooperative
Webinar: Partnering with Beaver to Benefit Sage Grouse and Working Lands – Restoring Emerald Islands in the Sagebrush Sea
Host: Association of State Wetland Manager
Webinar: Landscape to Local – A multi-scale evaluation of voluntary efforts to reduce fragmentation and enhance management of rangelands for sage-grouse
Host: Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan
Webinar: Cheap and Cheerful Stream and Riparian Restoration | Beaver Dam Analogues As Low-Cost Tool
Host: USDA NRCS Science and Technology
Webinar: Off-Site Water for Riparian Health and Livestock Performance
Host: NRCS West Technology Center
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