Rangeland science focuses on the study and sustainable management of wildland and working landscapes across a variety of different biomes. The program takes an interdisciplinary, holistic approach that encompasses natural and human ecological systems. Our mission is to contribute towards sustainable societies by providing transformative education skills and transdisciplinary research associated with contemporary issues (climate change, fire, water, invasive spp., etc.) of interest related to ecosystem science and resource management at local, regional, and global scales.
Faculty News/Highlights
Welcome Dr. Jonathan Dinkins who joins the Rangeland Science faculty as the Oregon State Sage Grouse Specialist. Dr. Dinkins... <read more>
Dr. Pat Shaver and Dr. Claudia Ingham have teamed up to co-teach RNG 499/599- Special Topics: Global Rangeland Management Planning. Students enrolled... <read more>
Congratulations to Yvette Gibson, Rangeland Science Instructor, receipent of a Learning Innovation Grant awarded by OSU's Technology Fundinding Committee. This grant will... <read more>
Student News/Highlights
Cheer them on! Nine undergraduate students from the Corvallis and La Grande campuses head to St. George Utah at the end of January to compete in all three of the Society of Range Management's student competitions... <read more>