Learn more how fire affects soil erosion on Great Plains rangelands. Learn how wind and water move soil after burns, what research shows about risk and why native grasses help limit long-term damage.

Learn how Cross Timbers forests respond to wildfire and how practices such as prescribed fire and canopy management can reduce tree mortality, encourage native vegetation and support wildlife habitat and livestock use.

Karen Hickman will use her year as president of the organization to help promote sustainable, science-based rangeland management for the benefit of plants, animals and humans.

By Ryan DeSantis, Sydny Hager, Jia Yang, John Weir and Drew Dally. Learn about fire modeling, what it is, how it is used in Oklahoma, how it can be improved, the programs used to capture fire severity and the key components of fire models.

By David Lalman, Amanda De Oliveira Silva, Brian Arnall, Dana Zook, Jason Warren, Julia Laughlin, Kevin Wagner, Laura Goodman, Paul Beck and Lyndall Stout. Learn the definitions for the regenerative agriculture concept, describe foundational

Los incendios salvajes representan desafíos únicos para los ranchos y granjas.

By Hannah M. Baker, Hannah E. Shear, Derrell S. Peel, Kellie Curry Raper, Samuel D. Fuhlendorf. Learn about the implementation, cost and benefits of patch-burn grazing.

Learn about the effect that extended stocker grazing has on wheat and stocker profits.

This circular contains an overview of using prescribed fire in Oklahoma, types of prescribed fires, and a fire plan worksheet.

This publication outlines the importance of fire and grazing for native plant communities, wildlife, and livestock.