Animals, Landscapes & Communities: Building Engaged Grazing Research Capacity
Join us for the Animals, Landscapes and Communities: Building Engaged Grazing Research Capacity at Colorado State University seminar series, where leading researchers, students, and partners come together to explore the future of grazing systems. This dynamic series will highlight how collaboration across animal science, rangeland ecology, soil science, engineering, and social science can drive approaches to today’s most pressing challenges in livestock production and land stewardship.
Through engaging presentations and discussion, participants will gain insight into how integrated research can strengthen the resilience of grazing landscapes, support thriving rural communities, and advance sustainable animal agriculture. Whether you are a researcher, producer, student, or stakeholder, this series offers an opportunity to connect and learn more about the future of grazing research at Colorado State University and beyond.
Upcoming Seminars:
Spring seminars have concluded. We look forward to continuing the series in Fall 2026. Interested individuals can view recordings of the first two seminars below.
Recorded Seminars:
Mitchell Stephenson, Ph.D.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
April 17th, 2026 | 11:00 a.m.
Nutrien Bernard Knowledge Well Classroom or Virtual
Drawing on his research in grazing distribution, plant–herbivore interactions, and adaptive rangeland management, Dr. Stephenson shares practical, science-based insights for managing complex grazing landscapes.
Amy Ganguli, Ph.D.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
May 1st, 2026 | 11:00 a.m.
Nutrien Bernard Knowledge Well Classroom or Virtual
Dr. Ganguli explores how supply chain priorities, sustainability frameworks, and evolving customer expectations are shaping decision-making at the producer level.