which SRM can build. SRM hopes to broaden the scope of work done by the Environmental Site Description (ESD) workshops to other areas, including restoration, rehabilitation, fire, energy, and climate. Over the course of the year, SRM worked to create new agreements and scopes of work on these issues and will continue to partner with other natural resource organizations to propel each of these subjects. Climate change, the economic analysis behind soil health, and sage grouse issues are those items that were built last year into new agreements and partnerships. SRM will continue to act on these agreements and partnerships in the coming year. SRM conducted several meetings with USDA officials in order to discuss a Native American Rangeland Management Capacity Building collaborative project. This was prompted by reduced attendance from tribal communities during recent annual meetings. SRM is looking to bring workshops and materials directly to these regions in order to reach a wider audience. SRM looks to work with USDA to create a model that will bring needed workshops to these specific regions.
which SRM can build. SRM hopes to broaden the scope of work done by the Environmental Site Description (ESD) workshops to other areas, including restoration, rehabilitation, fire, energy, and climate. Over the course of the year, SRM worked to create new agreements and scopes of work on these issues and will continue to partner with other natural resource organizations to propel each of these subjects. Climate change, the economic analysis behind soil health, and sage grouse issues are those items that were built last year into new agreements and partnerships. SRM will continue to act on these agreements and partnerships in the coming year. SRM conducted several meetings with USDA officials in order to discuss a Native American Rangeland Management Capacity Building collaborative project. This was prompted by reduced attendance from tribal communities during recent annual meetings. SRM is looking to bring workshops and materials directly to these regions in order to reach a wider audience. SRM looks to work with USDA to create a model that will bring needed workshops to these specific regions.
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