It’s the beginning of May in Washington County, Idaho, and everything is glowing emerald green. The bright yellow blooms of…
Read More +Washington County ranchers show leadership in controlling noxious weeds
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Drones accelerate noxious weed control in E. Idaho
The South Fork of the Snake River, near Idaho Falls, is a treasured, native Yellowstone cutthroat trout fishing stream and…
Read More +Cheatgrass Challenge defends native core habitat in Idaho
There comes a point, where enough is enough. That’s how Curtis Elke felt, thinking about the gigantic swaths of cheatgrass…
Read More +Targeted grazing in the Owyhee Front
Big wildfires are burning up crucial wildlife habitat in Idaho and the Great Basin. In 2015, the Soda Fire burned…
Read More +New fire prevention policy works to preserve sage grouse habitat – Large-scale initiatives in Idaho and the Great Basin
BLM, Forest Service to follow new fire prevention strategy to preserve best sage grouse habitat in five Great Basin states,…
Read More +Ray Holes – The Goat King – Using goats to combat noxious weeds
The use of goats to control noxious weeds is increasingly being embraced as an effective, non-toxic method of weed control…
Read More +Huge fires impact ranchers – Coping with large-scale fires
Idaho ranchers hit hard by Pony/Elk wildfires; How do we avoid such huge fires in the future? On a hot,…
Read More +Idaho County Creative Weed Control – Targeting noxious weeds with strategic approach
Idaho County uses multi-pronged approach, computer-modeling to hold the line on noxious weeds Idaho County is the largest county in…
Read More +BLM Paradigm Project seeks to break fire cycle
BLM Paradigm project seeks to break repeated fire cycle in SW Idaho with aggressive fire breaks plan Dozens of range…
Read More +Targeted grazing with cattle to create fire breaks
BLM experiments with targeted grazing, using cattle to “mow” fire breaks in the Owyhee Front The Bureau of Land Management…
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