Range and Wildlife

As part of our mission to conserve natural resources, we offer expertise and advice on care of your rangeland, particularly for those new to the region.

Range Programs

Technical Assistance

Technical assistance is provided to landowners on grazing management, plant identification, noxious weed problems and types of seeding suitable for conditions.

 

Identify weeds by photos: 

http:/ces.uwyo.edu/WYOWEED/NewWYOweedsite/WeedsByPhotos.htm

 

Weeds poisonous to Livestock: 

http:/www.ars.usda.gov/Services/docs.htm?docid=9943

 

Plants for Pollinators at the PMC

Last Modified on February 8, 2012

Crazy Woman Canyon

Free Wildlife Escape Ramps

Contact the district 307-684-2526 for more information.

Several studies have shown that a significant number of sage grouse are lost to fence collisions every year. When startled, these birds take flight and don’t always see the fences in time and collide with the top wire. One way to reduce collisions is to make the fences more visible to the grouse. BUFFALO FFA STUDENTS HELPED WITH SAGE GROUSE FENCE MARKING by making and installing fence markers. The FAA will have made 35,000 markers before the project is complete and they have already installed them on 6 miles of fence. Click on the picture of the participants below to read the detailed article on the project.

Participants in the fence marking project.