Participate in Targeted Grazing Discussions

The Bureau of Land Management has scheduled a workshop to explore the ideas of strategic targeted grazing. Targeted grazing is a natural approach using controlled livestock to accomplish vegetation management. More specific examples of vegetation management include: weed control, reducing the fuels of wildland fires, aiding in restoration projects as well as landscape enhancement. One of the primary tasks of the BLM for targeted grazing is to reduce the fine fuels that contribute to the severity of wildland fires. Through this workshop, the BLM hopes to involve all stakeholders through both collaboration and participation. In order to participate in this workshop, you must register.

See the workshop details below:

For more information on this workshop as well as to register for this workshop, please visit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BLMTGWORKSHOP