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The Arizona Section of the Society for Range Management is a professional society dedicated to supporting persons who work with rangelands and have a commitment to their sustainable use.

06/19/2026

The Arizona Senate proclaimed 2026 as the Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists throughout Arizona in recognition of and solidarity with the United Nations International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026.

Our Assistant Rangeland Management Specialist Flavie Audoin (second from left) was able to attend the reading of the proclamation yesterday and celebrate the effort, which was led by Barbara Hutchinson, with support for her and George Ruyle. Thanks to Bob Rink for the group photo!

06/19/2026

🌲🐴 SAVE THE DATE – AZSRM Campout 2026 🏕️🌲

Mark your calendars and join us for the 2026 Arizona Section in Society for Range Management Campout at beautiful Luna Lake Campground in Alpine, Arizona!

This year’s theme, “Hooves, Habitat, & Heritage,” celebrates the connection between working lands, wildlife habitat, and the rich ranching and conservation traditions that help shape Arizona’s landscapes.

📅 August 5–7, 2026
📍 Luna Lake Campground | Alpine, Arizona

Come enjoy:
• Networking with fellow range and natural resource professionals
• Outdoor recreation and camp conversations
• Educational opportunities and field discussions
• Family-friendly fun in Arizona’s high country
• A chance to celebrate the stewardship, heritage, and community that make our profession so unique

Whether you’re a longtime member or new to AZSRM, this campout is a great opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, build new relationships, and enjoy one of Arizona’s most beautiful mountain settings.

More details and registration information coming soon!

06/01/2026

Leadership leaves a lasting legacy.

We were honored to have several past AZSRM Presidents join us at the 2026 AZSRM Spring Meeting. Their dedication, vision, and service have helped shape our organization and advance the stewardship of Arizona's rangelands for generations.

Thank you to each of these leaders for your commitment to the Society for Range Management, the ranching community, natural resource conservation, and the future of our working landscapes.

Strong organizations are built on strong leadership, and AZSRM continues to benefit from the foundation laid by those who came before us.
Here's to honoring our past while investing in the future of Arizona's rangelands.

Do you recognize any former AZSRM leaders in this photo? Share your memories and stories from the AZSRM 2026 Spring Meeting here: https://azrangelands.org/2026springmeeting

04/22/2026

🌐 Bring the Field to Your Audience—From Anywhere

Rangelands don’t have to be out of reach.
Join this FREE webinar hosted by Rangelands Gateway and discover how virtual reality is transforming the way we teach, connect, and share rangeland knowledge.

Learn how immersive technology can help you deliver real field-based experiences—even from a classroom, office, or remote setting. Whether you're in education, outreach, or land management, this is a tool you’ll want in your toolkit.

🎤 Featuring:
Sergio Arispe
Levy Randolph
📅 April 28, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM PT (11:00 AM AZ)
💻 FREE to attend

🔗 Register now: RangelandsGateway.org/technology/webinar-1

Let’s keep pushing rangeland education forward—no matter the distance.

04/16/2026

🌵 AZSRM SPRING MEETING IS HAPPENING NOW 🌵

We’re live at the Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa for our 2026 Spring Meeting, “Investing in Range”—bringing together leaders, professionals, and students dedicated to the future of Arizona’s rangelands.

From program updates and funding opportunities to hands-on training and field experiences, this week is all about advancing the work that keeps our rangelands thriving.

Rangelands are the backbone of our ecosystems and communities—supporting wildlife habitat, sustaining agriculture, protecting water resources, and strengthening rural economies across Arizona.

If you couldn’t join us this time, we’re still bringing the experience to you—stay tuned for highlights, insights, and key takeaways from this week.

👀 And don’t forget…
Keep an eye out for information on our upcoming Summer Meeting—you won’t want to miss it.

04/16/2026

🌵 AZSRM SPRING MEETING IS UNDER WAY 🌵

We’re live at the Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa bringing together professionals, students, and community leaders who are passionate about protecting and improving our rangelands.

Rangelands matter more than most people realize.

They:

• Support livestock and food production
• Provide critical wildlife habitat
• Protect watersheds and water quality
• Help store carbon and fight climate change
• Sustain rural communities and Arizona’s way of life

These meetings are where real conversations, education, and solutions happen—but we can’t do it without your support.

💚 Help us continue this work.

Your donation helps fund:

• Student scholarships and young professionals
• Educational programs and trainings
• Conservation efforts across Arizona
• Future meetings that keep our community connected

📲 Scan the QR code on our flyer to donate today and make an impact

Together, we can continue to protect, educate, and advocate for our rangelands.

04/15/2026

AZSRM Spring Meeting - Thursday, April 16th, evening entertainment from 4pm-5:30pm provided by the Grasslands Band. Westward Look Resort - on the patio outside of the Gold Room.

04/15/2026

AZSRM Spring Meeting Starts Tonight! General Membership meeting at 6pm at the Westward Look Resort in Tucson. Thursday come and listen to all our presenters and stay for the evening festivities with live music, live auction, dinner and awards!

04/07/2026

Week 2 | Mobility & Adaptation

Mobility is a core climate resilience strategy in pastoral systems.

For generations, pastoral communities have adapted to changing conditions by moving with the land, aligning livestock with shifting ecological opportunities, and reducing pressure on rangeland ecosystems. This flexibility strengthens resilience in the face of drought, extreme weather, and climate uncertainty.
When mobility is restricted, climate risk increases.

This week, we’re highlighting why mobility, flexibility, and adaptive management are essential to the future of resilient rangelands.

04/07/2026

🚨 LAST 24 HOURS 🚨

This is it. Your final chance to register for the AZSRM Spring Meeting 2026 – Investing in Range 🌵

⏳ Registration closes April 8

Join us for a hands-on, real-world focused meeting built for those working across Arizona’s rangelands:

🔥 Practical pathways to conservation funding
🌱 Proven land treatment strategies
🧭 Navigate key programs & resources
🌿 Applied plant ID training you can actually use in the field

This isn’t just another conference — it’s tools, knowledge, and connections you can take straight back to the ground.

📍 Tucson, AZ
📅 April 15–17, 2026
👉 Register NOW before it’s too late:
azrangelands.org/events

⚠️ Westward Look is SOLD OUT — book nearby accommodations:

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott – Tucson North
El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort

Questions: Contact - [email protected]

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86001-86005-86004, 86011

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