Sunday afternoon, February 8

Symposium:

• Advances and Challenges of Integrating Adaptive Management in Range Practices

• Rangeland Technology and Equipment Council Workshop: GIS and GPS Technology to Improve Rangeland Improvement Success

Monday morning, February 9

SRM Memorial Breakfast       
Plenary Session

Monday afternoon

Technical Sessions:

• Fire Ecology
• Water and Riparian Systems
• Ecology I

Symposia:

• Western Rangelands Partnership: Using the Internet for Information Transfer
• Military Rangelands Supporting National Security
• Wolf-Livestock Interactions: Using Science to Develop Innovative Management to Protect Natural and Cultural Resources

Poster Session A:

Set up 11:30 am-1:00 pm
Session start 1:00 pm
Authors present 4:00-6:00 pm
Take down Tuesday, February 10, 10:00 am-11:30 am

Tuesday morning, February 10

Technical Sessions:

• Vegetation Management and Restoration I
• Grazing I

Symposia:

• Solutions to Locoweed Poisoning in New Mexico and the Western US: Collaborative Research of New Mexico State University and USDA/ARS Poisonous Plant Lab
• Rangeland Hydrology and Erosion Technology Advancements
• Rangeland Animal Behavior: Integration of Ethology and GPS/GIS/RS Technologies (all day)
• Ecology and Management of Invasive Annual Grasses in the West: Current State of Knowledge and Future Directions (all day)
• Military Rangelands Supporting National Security (continued from Monday pm, all day)

Forum:

• High School Youth (all day)

Tuesday afternoon

Technical Sessions:

• Ecology II
• Vegetation Management and Restoration II
• Grazing II

Symposium:

• Conservation Effects Assessment Project Rangeland Literature Synthesis: An Initial Report

Forum:

• Producers' Forum: Tales of Tradition and Innovation on the New Mexico Range

Poster Session B:

Set up 11:30 am-1:00 pm
Session start 1:00 pm
Authors present 4:00-6:00 pm
Take down Wednesday, February 11, 10:00 am-11:30 am

Wednesday morning, February 11

Technical Sessions:

• Undergraduate Papers
• Range Plants
• Weed Management with Herbivory
• Climate and Climate Change

Symposia:

• Development of Comprehensive Grazing Policy Guidelines: A Case for Adaptive Collaboration within the Rangeland Profession
• Wildlife Habitat Management on Rangelands Using USDA-NRCS Conservation Innovation Grants

Forum:

• Linking Restoration of Rangeland Communities and Processes to Societal Outcomes: The Whys and the Hows

Wednesday afternoon

Business luncheon and award ceremonies

Thursday morning, February 12

Technical Sessions:

• Invasive Species/Weed Management
• Wildlife I
• Economics, Sociology and Policy
• Assessment and Monitoring

Symposia:

• Rangeland Ecohydrology: Key Concepts and Application to State and Transition Model Development
• Grazing Systems Research: Focusing on the Managers

Forum:

• Riparian Ecological Sites: Grazing Management Processes and Strategies for Riparian-Wetland Areas (all day)

Thursday afternoon, February 12

Technical Sessions:

• Wildlife II
• Remote Sensing and Technology
• Education

Symposia:

• Holistic Management:  A Perspective on Merging Culture, Science and Innovation
• Borderlands Watershed Management: A Collaborative Approach to Resource Management
• Wildland Invasive Species Restoration