Rangelands and Grazing
A woman kneels in a field of cheatgrass

New paper shows vegetation trends on BLM allotments across 30 years

Story by Emily Kachergis, Assessment, Inventory and Monitoring (AIM) Coordinator; and Justin Shirley, Range Management Specialist.

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Greg Shine
Rafael “Chappo” Bermudis on his horse

Bygone buckaroos: Herdsmen offer look at the Hispanic history of Oregon

Herding cattle and breaking horses demanded physical strength, mental acuity, patience, and perseverance. The vaqueros thrived in this atmosphere and ultimately supplied beef that fed citizens, soldiers, and railroad crews in Oregon and beyond.
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BLM Montana-Dakotas Hosts Rangeland Health Training

Rangeland health was the topic of a recent class hosted by the BLM Montana-Dakotas for about 60 students from several agencies and various backgrounds.

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Good Information, Good Decisions

Partnership collects and refines data for plant communities and Rangeland Health attributes

Story by Josh Sorlie, Soil Scientist, Malta Field Office

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Southern New Mexico couple receives 2018 Rangeland Stewardship Award

Making the Red Mountain lease into a viable and productive ranch has been a life-long endeavor for Larry and Pennie Hooper from Deming, New Mexico. Their labor of love began in 1991 when they

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 BLM Eradicates Invasive Weeds to Sustain Lands 

 

A botanist uses a weed wrench to pull weeds that are in full bloom.
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