Technical Abstract: Rangeland monitoring often includes repeat photographs as a basis for documentation and although photographic equipment and electronics have been evolving rapidly, basic rangeland photo monitoring methods have changed little over time. Ground based digital photography is underutilized, especially since advances in image sensors, lenses, file format standards, storage media, and image processing software have evolved such that enormous amounts of information can be collected efficiently and inexpensively. This project was initiated to integrate very high resolution panoramic images with conventional rangeland monitoring methods addressing three resource management categories: riparian areas, wildlife, and invasive species. Linked to quadrat and transect based monitoring methods, rapidly obtained, high resolution panoramic images may improve scaling and other data gathering and interpretation limitations common with conventional rangeland monitoring.