Collaborations

The Range Management Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.

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Current collaborators and projects:

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, WASHINGTON, DC,

Implementation and Expansion of the BLM’s Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring Strategy to Support Multiple Resource Management Decision Making

CARDIFF UNIVERSITY, , ,

Regional Dust Emission Responses to Ecosystem Change

EARTH ECONOMICS, Tacoma, WA,

Central Great Plains Ecosystem Service Economics and Index Valuation Project

ENGINEERS, US ARMY CORPS OF, MILLINGTON, TN,

Assessing the Utility of Soil Albedo as an Integrated Predictor of Aeolian Sediment Transport Potential

FORT LEWIS COLLEGE, DURANGO, CO,

Supporting Climate Smart Decision-Making in the Southwest, USDA Climate Hub

INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE TECNOLOGIA AGROPECARIA, BUENOS AIRES, ,

Collaboration on Development of State-and-Transition Models to Guide Sustainable Land Management in the Americas

LAND MANAGEMENT, BUREAU OF, Denver, CO,

Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of a National Wind Erosion Research Network Site, South San Luis Lakes TNC Parcel

Scientific Support and Partnership for Renewable Resources programs in BLM NM

LAVINE, BARRY, PORTLAND, OR,

Assessment, Inventory and Monitoring Database Enhancements

MALPAI BORDERLANDS GROUP, INC., THE, DOUGLAS, AZ,

Application of Assessment and Monitoring Tools for Adaptive Management of Large Ranch Landscapes

NATIONAL ECOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY NETWORK, INC., BOULDER, CO,

Field and Laboratory Analysis of Soil Samples for the Terrestrial Observation System of NEON

NEVADA SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION, RENO, NV,

Support Climate-Smart Decision Making in Nevada, USDA Southwest Climate Hub

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY, LAS CRUCES, NM,

LTER: Long-Term Research at the Jornada Basin

Development of an All-Lands Wind Erosion Model

Collaborative Animal Research between New Mexico State University (NMSU) and ARS

Scientific Support and Partnership for Renewable Resource Programs in BLM

Scientific and Local Knowledge for a Land Potential Knowledge System (LandPKS)

Understanding Regional Linkages Between Production Agriculture, Air Quality and Climate

Monitoring Data and Analysis Technical Support

Selecting and Managing Practices for Agricultural Landscapes

USDA Southwest Climate Hub Decision Making in New Mexico

Southwest Air Quality, Climate and Production Agriculture Science

Reducing Drought Impact Risk

Examining Best Native Seed Restoration Practices in the Chihuahuan Ecoregion

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, THE, Boulder, CO,

Enhancement of a Land-Potential Knowledge System (LPKS)

Development and Knowledge of a Land-Potential System (LandPKS)

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS LLC, PHOENIX, AZ,

CEAP-Grazing Lands Modeling

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, AZ,

Support Climate-Smart Decision Making in Arizona, USDA Southwest Climate Hub

Supporting Climate-Smart Decision Making in Arizona, USDA Southwest Climate Hub

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEMS, HONOLULU, HI,

Support Climate-Smart Decision Making in Hawaii, USDA Southwest Climate Hub

Supporting Climate-Smart Decision Making in Hawaii, USDA Southwest Climate Hub

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS EL PASO, El Paso, TX,

Long-term Abiotic Data Measurements for Jornada Long-term Agricultural Research (LTAR)

US ARMY RESERACH LABORATORY, Adelphi, MD,

Collaborative Research in Atmospheric Modeling and Sensing

USDA, NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, Washington, DC,

Conservation Planning and Interpretations: Mobile App Delivery

Adaptive Management Case Studies

USDA, NRCS, Washington, DC,

CEAP-Grazing Lands Wind Erosion, Economics & Modeling Project

USDA, OEC, CLIMATE CHANGE PROGRAM OFFICE, Washington, DC,

Reducing Drought Impact Risk in the Intermountain West via Multiple Pathways

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY, LOGAN, UT,

Support Climate-Smart Decision Making in Utah, USDA Southwest Climate Hub