The Great Basin Environmental Program is a bold and innovative land-based environmental management initiative similar in concept to 25 other estuarial environmental programs that have been operating in the United States since the approval of the Clean Water Act. Read more.
NEW (May 2019)
An Economic Analysis of Cattle Numbers and Feed Sources in the USDA Basin and Range Region
Ranchers, rural communities, and those interested in agricultural production and the incidence of wildfires in the Basin and Range Region at present have little sound analysis to support related issues with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), or other federal and state departments that fashion regulations and policies. These citizens and groups lack significant input into such regulations and policies. The result is that the many constituents that have a stake in the policies and regulations of federal and state lands are left out of important decisions about grazing, wildfires, wildlife habit and other major decisions about
Cheatgrass in the Basin and Range: Threat and Opportunity
Ranchers, rural communities, and those interested in agricultural production and the incidence of wildfires and other threats in the Basin and Range Region have little analysis to support issues with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) or other federal and state agencies that fashion regulations and policies. These citizens and groups simply lack significant input for full participation in decisions about regulations and policies. The result is that the many constituents that have a stake in the policies and regulations of federal and state lands are not a factor in important decisions about grazing, wildfires, wildlife habit and other major decisions about their livelihoods. READ MORE.
