To promote ways to maintain or enhance the integrity of the ecological community critical to the watersheds, plants, animals & people that depend on rangelands for their sustenance.
The International Society for Range Management is the professional scientific society and conservation organization whose members study, conserve, manage and sustain the varied resources of the rangelands which include prairie, shrublands, woodlands, and savannahs.
The Pacific Northwest Section strives for properly functioning ecosystems providing for sustainability of watersheds, plants, animals and people. Our goal is to maintain a high degree of professionalism among the membership through workshops, symposia, written materials and training sessions.
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Review the latest updates and news happening in the PNW-SRM section
Review current PNW-SRM leadership and get current contact information
Review upcoming and past meeting information including registrations and minutes
Learn about our membership, how to become a member and various ways to get involved
This year’s election is for president, first vice president, second vice president and four directors (two two-year terms and two three-year terms) of the PNW
PNW-SRM MEETINGS Grazing to Conserve Threatened and Endangered Species Location: Chehalis, WA Headquarters: Best Western Plus, 201 SW Interstate Ave Overview Schedule Lodging Maps Registration
Gene Fults is a rangeland management specialist retired from USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and a current Director of PNW SRM. Today he is employed by
