Patrick. A human of the working wild
Humans of the Working Wild is a collection of stories from people in the West who are living, recreating and working
Online Tools for Range Health
Rangeland Analysis PlatformRAP quickly visualizes and analyzes vegetation data for the United States. You can use the tool to quickly analyze
How to collaborate for landscape-scale restoration
What does it take to do restoration at scale, and manage large, multi-jurisdictional landscapes for a suite of ecosystem services?
Composting a recipe for conflict reduction
This is a simple recipe that is spreading from community to community in the Northern Rockies, just ahead of growing
Can the center hold? Collaborative conservation is the way out West
This issue of On Land takes a look into the rise of landowner-led, collaborative conservation. Pioneered by ranchers from the
The Blackleaf Guardians of the Rocky Mountain Front
“If you have apex predators, you have to have apex dogs,” said Steve Skelton as he spoke to the crowd
Catahoula Crosses and Cowboying on the Open Range
Working long days moving cattle and building fences in the open range is demanding work. Knowledge that a grizzly bear
New podcast offers vital visits with passionate women in ranching
It’s always exciting to see ranchers’ work, particularly women ranchers’ work, brought to life through fresh eyes and exceptional storytelling.
Trail Blazer
She sold her cows today. I heard her whisper, "thank you", as the trucks pulled away. The young buyers were
Lava Lake Institute’s Wood River Wolf Project
Several sheep producers in wolf country in south-central Idaho have successfully adapted their operations to deter wolf predation. Brian Bean, sheep
Using Dogs to Reduce Conflicts in Rangeland Settings
When it comes to reducing conflicts with wildlife, dogs may just be a landowner’s best friend. Whether protecting human and
Larry. A Human of the Working Wild
Humans of the Working Wild is a collection of stories from people in the West who are living, recreating and working