Discover how protecting native trees and improving your watering systems can boost the health and productivity of your grazing operation.

The day will feature Jodi Krakowski of the Whitebark Pine Ecosystem Foundation, who will speak on best management practices for protecting limber and whitebark pine in grazing areas, tree ecology and biology, and how producers can help preserve these important species.

In the afternoon, Gerald Vandervalk of VXV Ranch will discuss livestock watering systems and how they can be used to support managed grazing, improve pasture utilization, and enhance grazing management.

Agenda:

• Coffee & Registration at 9:00am here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/id2x6nxYCVtYxBm78
• Lunch at 12:00pm
• Wrap up at 2:00pm

Partners Include: FFGA, Whitebark Pine Ecosystem Foundation of Canada, Alberta Ministry of Forestry and Parks, Rangeland Sustainability Program, MD of Willow Creek, MD of Ranchland, MD of Pincher Creek and Foothills County.