GET 406 RANGELANDS NEWS AND INFORMATION
The Rangeland Resources Program (RRP) helps assure sustainable rangelands that support people, wildlife, recreation, clean water and the natural scenic beauty of Montana.
The RRP provides opportunities to bring together people who care to learn from one another and collaborate on common goals. The program serves as a credible source of information; unbiased, trusted, honest and non-political as well as welcoming anyone who cares about rangeland. The program focuses on building relationships among diverse groups and sharing perspectives and ideas that foster healthy, sustainable rangelands.
The RRP provides opportunities to bring together people who care to learn from one another and collaborate on common goals. The program serves as a credible source of information; unbiased, trusted, honest and non-political as well as welcoming anyone who cares about rangeland. The program focuses on building relationships among diverse groups and sharing perspectives and ideas that foster healthy, sustainable rangelands.
Learn More about Rangeland Resources
Rangeland Improvement Loan Program
Low-interest loans available to Montana farmers and ranchers for rangeland improvements and development.
Working Lands Internship Program
For any student looking into natural resources, get real-world and hands-on experience at a ranching operation.
Ranching In Montana
Learn more about Ranching in Montana, watch videos about the people living and working on the rangeland in Montana.
Leopold Conservation Award
The Rangeland Resources Program receives guidance from the Rangeland Resource Committee, which is composed of 6 Governor appointed ranchers from select geographic areas in Montana. The Rangeland Resources Committee is statutorily mandated to make recommendations to and provide guidance for the Rangeland Resources Program to DNRC. The RRC also has the responsibility of providing support and guidance to the State Coordinator for Rangeland Resources.
Members:
- Diane Ahlgren, Chair, Winnett
- John Hollenback, Vice Chair, Gold Creek
- Sigurd Jensen, Elmo
- Jim Anderson, Chinook
- Leah Lewis, Boulder
- Ron Devlin, Terry