A sagebrush/grass ecosystem in northern Nevada
Throughout the world approximately 50 percent of the lands are considered to be rangelands. These lands are used for grazing by domestic livestock, for wildlife habitat, and for a number of other related uses such as water, fuel, mining, recreation and open space. The efficient management of the resources found on these extensive and important landscapes requires professional expertise in range management.
This page is being updated periodically. The last update
was August 17, 2005
RANGELAND CONSULTANTS specializes in rangeland monitoring, vegetation
mapping, forage assessment, grazing systems, wildlife habitat, game management,
watershed management, botanical surveys, mine reclamation, preparation of
NEPA documents, and resource management on rangelands. A rapid response
to client requirements is based on many years of experience by members of
this consulting firm. Field sampling and remote sensing/GIS/GPS technology
is used to collect valid data concerning rangeland characteristics of interest
to clients. Locating, acquiring and interpretation of aerial photographs
including historical photographs, aerial videography and other images is
a specialty. We provide high-quality, low-overhead consulting on rangeland
problems anywhere in the world.
CONTACT RANGELANDS CONSULTANTS at 11605 Summertime Lane, Reno, Nevada, 89506 USA. Phone 775 972 9266 or P.O. Box 210, Paradise Valley, Nevada 89426, Phone 775 578 3770, FAX 775 578 3771 or you can contact us by email at ptt@intercomm.com
A unimproved/revegetated fence line comparison
.More Information About Rangeland Consultants
A few links of potential interest to rangeland managers.
Society for Range
Management
Western Livestock
Journal
National Cattlemans Beef Association
High Country News
Grazing
Land Forum
Weed Science Society
of America
U.S. Forest Service
Bill's Wildlife Page
Bureau of Land Management Space Imaging
If you have comments or questions, email us at ptt@intercomm.com 
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