With help from NRCS, Montana rancher returns cropland to permanent grasses and forbs to provide forage for livestock and sage grouse.

Partners come together — including youth field crews — to improve working lands for wildlife in southwest Montana.

Check out this new story map that highlights the people working together across sagebrush rangeland to protect the places that matter to them.

The 2018 SGI field tour and presentations focused on cooperative, science-based conservation that’s working to thwart fire and invasives in sagebrush country.

New report pinpoints gaps in combatting invasive grasses and wildfires across vast sagebrush rangelands in the western U.S. 

Here is what you should know about invasive weeds–which lead to wildfires out West–and how to combat them.

In Idaho, agencies and landowners are working together across boundaries to restore sagebrush country.

Wildfires are now more frequent and more intense in sagebrush country. Learn why (and how to reduce fire risk) from BLM fire planner Darcy McDaniel.

This position will work with the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Idaho Governor’s Office of Species Conservation, and other stakeholders to restore wet meadow, mesic, and wetland areas.

View free, on-demand replays on YouTube of educational presentations about the science and management of sagebrush rangelands!