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BLM and IWJV Workshop Woodland Management in Colorado
IWJV hosted workshops in western Colorado with Bureau of Land Management staff focused on balancing management objectives in pinyon-juniper woodlands.
On the Arizona Strip, Now is the Time for Fire and Fuels Work
Collaborative fuels treatments on the Arizona Strip are helping partners manage the landscape for fire and robust populations of wildlife.
Celebrating Our Wetlands Work
In 2024, the IWJV's Water 4 program invested heavily in science, capacity, and communications to support wetlands conservation work across the region.
Introducing IWJV’s Forest Coordinator to Our Partnership
The IWJV is seeking opportunities for IWJV to engage in projects that increase forest health and can advance active forest management on the ground. Please feel free to reach out to Adrian.
Field Notes: What We Can Learn from Working Dogs
No matter the size of the farm or ranch, the number of cow/calf pairs run each year, or the location of the land, working dogs show up with a good attitude every time.
Five Interesting Ways to Use Virtual Fences
Managing cattle on rangelands is a complex challenge, and conventional fencing can be costly and inflexible to change. Virtual fencing has the potential to provide a more precise, adaptable, and cost-effective tool for livestock management.
New video! Sustaining Wetlands & Watersheds with Flood-Irrigated Grass Hay
This illustrated video breaks down recent science that shows how flood-irrigated grass hay practices in the Intermountain West provide vital wetland habitat for migratory birds, as well as benefits for fisheries and other wildlife, people, and overall watershed resiliency.
Planning for the Future on the Laramie Plains
Wyoming partners are joining forces to update infrastructure and manage land to protect fish, wetlands, wildlife, and water for people.
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