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Rangeland
Fall Forum
Mark
your calendars for October 22, 2015 to attend the Rangeland Fall
Forum. This year's event will take place near Twin Falls,
Idaho.
Fires
on sagebrush rangelands are an ever-increasing reality of living in
Idaho and the West. Many factors, including invasive plants, drier
hotter summers, and human activities, encourage wildfires that threaten
both human communities and habitat for native plants and animals.
Innovations and coordinated efforts in rangeland fire management are
being implemented to combat these threats and mitigate damage.
This
year's Rangeland Fall Forum will combine science with local
knowledge, featuring panel discussions with scientists,
ranchers, conservationists, fire managers and rangeland professionals.
Topics will center on: prevention, suppression, and
restoration. Participants will leave better informed about current
research, near-term versus long-term goals, and examples of
successful collaborations and lessons learned in Idaho.
Registration
and information is available on the Rangeland
Center website.
Field Tour: The 71 Grazing Association and the Three Creek Rangeland
Fire Protection Association will co-host a field tour the
following day, October 23, 2015. This will create a "double feature"
of information and ideas on living with and without rangeland fire.
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