CGS Newsletter (Print)

The primary publication of the Center for Grassland Studies is its printed newsletter, which highlights research and education activities of the Center and its associates, as well as other articles related to its mission. The Center began publishing the quarterly newsletter in Fall 1995. The newsletter went to three issues per year in 2009 and returned to quarterly issues in 2017. Articles in the most recent Fall 2020 newsletter include: 2020 Nebraska Grazing Conference Review, Screening for Rangeland Transitions, Grassland Listening Sessions and more.

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Fall Seminar Series

Since 1995 the Center for Grassland Studies has offered a seminar series during the first semester of the school year. The CGS Fall Seminar Series features guest lecturers from on and off campus who speak on topics related to the Center's mission such as:

• Future challenges in grassland stewardship
• Reclaiming rangeland using prescribed burns
• The impact of different grazing systems on grassland wildlife populations

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Nebraska Grazing Conference

The NGC is designed for people with an interest in the utilization and conservation of our grazing lands, and a desire to learn the most current information on grazing livestock systems and their impact on our lands. Beginning and experienced graziers, land managers, and policy makers can all benefit from attending the NGC. While the focus is on Nebraska, information is applicable beyond its borders, evidenced by the fact that participants come from several states each year. The average attendance at the NGC is 200 participants.

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