ABOUT THE NETWORK
The Pinyon-Juniper Management Network is a collaborative, interdisciplinary community of land managers, tribal partners, researchers, and policymakers. Through regular workshops, field tours, and virtual meetings, the group facilitates knowledge exchange, addressing challenges such as fire risk, drought, woodland expansion, wildlife habitat, climate resilience, and more. The network connects practitioners in all pinyon-juniper landscapes across the pinyon-juniper woodland biome to build shared understanding and foster co-produced solutions through collaborative platforms hosted by Intermountain West Joint Venture and the Ecological Restoration Institute.
Network Meetings
We host community of practice-style meetings to facilitate knowledge exchange between pinyon-juniper woodland managers across topics.
Bridging Science and Practice
We develop manager-focused, topical science roundups to help you integrate the latest information on pinyon-juniper woodlands into management.
Manager Resources
We compile resources, from spatial data, scientific research, best practices, and more, to help you access the latest and greatest information.
UPCOMING NETWORK MEETINGS
We anticipate the Network will launch in January of 2026. Please join our mailing list to receive updates on upcoming meetings. More information will be posted here soon!