Projects
For the last two decades the Rangelands Partnership has successfully collaborated on local, regional, national and international projects to create and distribute new rangeland knowledge. Read about current and past projects.
Current Projects
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Photo by: Meridican (via Flickr)STATUS: Current ProjectsRangeDocs: A National Grazingland Information System
A new and innovative search tool that allows users to search rangeland terms and pinpoint highly relevant paragraphs of applicable information from key national rangeland resources and Extension documents. -
STATUS: Current ProjectsAn Online Toolkit for Managing Shrub Encroachment
Shrub encroachment and the interventions taken to reduce shrub cover (brush management) are critical areas of concern for land managers and producers in rangelands across the Great Plains and the western US. This project brings together research and outreach to construct a practical, user-guided, web-based ‘toolkit’ for determining best options and opportunities for managing undesirable woody weeds. -
STATUS: Current ProjectsWeb-based Conference Series
A series of nine webinars based on RREA strategic issues feature creative, innovative, and effective Extension programs. These webinars focus on programming through enhanced connections. -
STATUS: Current ProjectsArt of Range Podcasts
Provides education through conversation with some of the brightest minds in rangeland management. Interviewees include researchers, ranchers, and resource professionals.
Past Projects
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STATUS: Past Projects2018-2022 RREA Strategic Plan
Provided direction for enhancing Extension programming on critical issues threatening the health of forests and rangelands, and the people whose livelihoods depend on them. -
STATUS: Past ProjectsDiscovering our Nation's Rangelands
Developed videos and podcasts to document local knowledge about rangeland management and viewpoint videos on key topics. -
STATUS: Past ProjectsBrush Management Worshops
Three interrelated workshops on landscape level vegetation management strategies were held for Extension and NRCS personnel, non-profits, landowners, and other stakeholders.