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Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management

Research

Developing applicable solutions to natural resource management needs, problems and policies.

Our Science

Degrees

Equipping sound stewards and preparing industry leaders for careers in the public and private sector.

Undergraduate
Graduate

Extension

Disseminating science-based knowledge to landowners, industry professionals and law makers. 

Our Impact

We are RWFM

Preparing the next generation
of natural resource stewards through teaching, research and engagement.

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Saving the Great Plains with prescribed fire, mixed grazing


Rangelands in the Great Plains, and the ranchers who depend on them, are losing battles against an invasion of brush and shrubs on historical grasslands.

Ranchers are under increasing stress due to changing environmental conditions and subsequent losses of rangelands to woody plants, but a relatively new management approach shows promise in turning the tide against encroaching brush and shrubs.

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Jun
29
Common Aquatic Vegetation Management Mistakes Webinar
ONLINE
Jul
12
Well Informed Screening
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service-Bexar County Classroom 3355 Cherry Ridge, Ste. 208 San Antonio, TX 78230
Jul
12
Multi-County Range and Brush Program
Brown County Fairgrounds, 4206 U.S. Highway 377 S
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White-tailed buck stands looking at the camera

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Department of Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management

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