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Rangeland Management

Rangeland Management provides information on a variety of issues related to the stewardship of rangeland resources in Arizona. Rangelands are a kind of land! They include some forests and woodlands and other vegetation not usually associated with rangelands. Rangelands provide many ecosystem services including water, wildlife habitat, livestock forage, recreation, open space, and conservation of natural areas.

Rangeland Monitoring

Guides, Tools, Resources, Data and Workshops

Rangelands Videos

Videos covering all aspects of rangelands stewardship and management, including monitoring, invasive species, and local knowledge.

Rangelands on Indigenous Lands

Trent Teegerstrom - Associate Director for Tribal Extension Programs

Rangelands Gateway Topics

Highlighted topics from Rangelands Gateway

Navajo Range Plants

This mobile-accessible web database can help agricultural professionals, ranchers, and others on the Navajo Nation identify typical range plants, to help maximize rangeland ecology, productivity, and sustainability.

Connect with our Specialist

George Ruyle

Professor and Extension Specialist, Rangeland Ecology and Management P.O. Box 210043, ENR2 353, 1064 E. Lowell St.
520-621-1384
gruyle@cals.arizona.edu

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