It’s been a dry, dry year.\u00a0 Our range field monitoring has officially ended now that everything is yellow.\u00a0 So now its on to new projects.\u00a0 We were able to continue some riparian vegetation monitoring, and will begin analyzing it for the first time when we get some free office time.\u00a0 We also just finished a limber pine survey, trying to find some healthy trees that have mostly escaped the rust for use in seed collection later. Our main project now is surveying BLM fences, especially around significant wildlife areas.\u00a0 We’re hoping to get a good survey of the types of fences, particularly not wildlife friendly fences so they can tagged for sage grouse, or have the sheep fence removed for pronghorn.\u00a0 I’m thinking this will be able to keep us quite busy until its time for another new project.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s been a dry, dry year.\u00a0 Our range field monitoring has officially ended now that everything is yellow.\u00a0 So now its on to new projects.\u00a0 We were able to continue some riparian vegetation monitoring, and will begin analyzing it for … Continue reading