Great things are happening in the remote northeastern corner of California. Water tables are rising. Read on to learn more about a recent trip to Lassen County where we visited with ranchers who are leading the way in mixing conservation and traditional ranching practices to improve the health of the land.
Science Categories: Working Lands
Hope, Science, and Passion: 2017 and 2018 highlights
What do 3,180 students, 102,181 acres of agricultural land, and over one billion scientific observation have in common? Read on to find out!
What is Your Land Ethic?
A cowbell calls us to order at the Quivira Coalition conference. The hallway that was full of ranchers, farmers, conservationists, scientists, and agency folks empties as everyone flows into the meeting room. This first day starts with a question: what is your land ethic? Each person that steps on stage answers and describes her or
Learning About a Vital Ecosystem – From Below the Ground Up
Point Blue scientists get their hands in the dirt to take the pulse of rangeland ecosystem health.
Human Connections Drive Habitat Conservation
A “cross-cultural” ranch tour breaks down barriers and moves people towards solutions
Through the Eyes of a Dowitcher
Gaining perspective on wetland management in California’s Central Valley
Cows and Wildlife
Science Emerging on Using Grazing as a Tool
A Little Rest Goes a Long Way
A new study shows taking short breaks from grazing can increase native plants.
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