Sean Kelly, range field specialist, Mid-Missouri River Prescribed Burn Association liaison, and an upcoming speaker for the Nebraska Grazing Conference, discusses changes in grazing management from continued educational programming.

Greg Ibach, USDA Under Secretary in Residence at UNL and an upcoming speaker for the Nebraska Grazing Conference discusses carbon sequestration government policy.

Elliott Dennis, Assistant Professor in Agricultural Economics at UNL and an upcoming speaker for the Nebraska Grazing Conference, discusses price risk management of cattle markets.

Ed Hubbs, Habitat and Private Lands Manager at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center in Denton, NE. Ed discusses the planning, timing, and ecology of prescribed burns.

Dr. Kay Kottas, President, Prairie Legacy, Inc, Western Nebraska, expands on her article, Stretching Prairie Remnant. Nebraska’s tallgrass prairies hold the key to their own survival through seed collection and replanting in other prairie restorations or recreations areas.

Markéta Podebradská, Doctoral Candidate in the School of Natural Resources and an upcoming speaker for the CGS Fall Seminar Series, discusses methods for estimating/predicting the amount of annual forage using remotely-sensed data and statistical and ecological modeling.

Tonya Haigh, Rural Sociology Research Specialist with the National Drought Mitigation Center and an upcoming speaker for the CGS Fall Seminar Series, discusses how ranchers adapt to climate risks such as drought.

Chandra Holifield Collins, soil scientist with the USDA Agricultural Research Service's Southwest Watershed Research Center and an upcoming speaker for the CGS Fall Seminar Series, discusses developing a tool to aid in brush removal treatments and assess their effectiveness.

Sam Fuhlendorf, Regents Professor and Groendyke Chair in Wildlife Conservation at Oklahoma State University and the upcoming Leu Lecturer for the CGS Fall Seminar Series, discusses his perspective of the important issues associated with conservation and management of grasslands with Dirac Twidwell.

Dirac Twidwell, Associate Professor in the Department of Agronomy & Horticulture and an upcoming speaker for the CGS Fall Seminar Series, discusses new technologies and strategies to aid in large-scale rangeland conservation efforts.