Join the Rangeland Wildlife Working Group

The Rangeland Wildlife Working Group (RWWG), which was established in March of 2013, is currently looking for new members. The subunits goals include supporting efforts to manage rangelands for wildlife and livestock sustainable use. The working group provides the opportunity for TWS members with similar interests to share knowledge, network, and work towards a common objective.

During the Annual Conference in Pittsburgh you can learn more about the RWWG at their meeting on Monday, October 27^th from 4:00 – 5:00 pm in room 313 of the David L. Lawrence Convention Center (DLCC). In addition, the RWWG is sponsoring a symposium on Wednesday October 29^th in room 317/318 of the DLCC, titled, “Forgotten Grasslands of the East: Managing Forest-Grassland Mosaics for Wildlife.”

Interested in becoming a member of the Rangeland Wildlife Working Group? If you are attending this year’s Annual Conference in Pittsburgh be sure to check out their meeting and learn more about their goals. If you are not attending the conference but would like more information, please contact Megan Clayton, Chair, at Megan.Clayton@ag.tamu.edu.

Sources: https://wildlife.org/subunits/working-groups