Nebraska Section Society for Range Management

The Nebraska Section Society for Range Management is a nonprofit organization that is part of the Society for Range Management (SRM), an international organization dedicated to promoting thorough understanding and wise stewardship of rangelands.

Mission and Purpose

The Nebraska Section focuses on advancing the science and art of rangeland management through research, education, and management practices. Its members consist of land managers, scientists, educators, students, producers, and conservationists who are guided by a professional code of ethics.

Activities and Meetings

The organization conducts regular meetings and technical trainings to discuss pressing issues in rangeland ecology, management, and restoration. These events often include presentations on topics such as rangeland management techniques, ecosystem recovery, and innovative technologies like unmanned aerial vehicles for monitoring and management. Additionally, they host field tours to demonstrate practical applications of rangeland management strategies.

Membership and Participation

Membership in the Nebraska Section is open to various stakeholders, including professionals, students, and individuals interested in rangeland management. Members may participate in a range of activities, from attending annual meetings to contributing to technical discussions and educational forums.

EIN and Legal Status

The Nebraska Section Society for Range Management operates as a nonprofit entity with an Employer Identification Number (EIN) of 237417972.

[1] https://rangelands.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/nichols-2017_Nebraska_SRM_Ann_Meeting.pdf [2] https://rangelands.org/sections/ [3] https://www.nesrm.org [4] https://rangelandsgateway.org/dlio/908 [5] https://rangelands.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Arterburn-Flyer.pdf