"Voices on the Range" features interviews with ranchers and land managers on livestock and wildlife management, sustainability, and other rangeland topics. Pat O'Toole is a rancher in Wyoming and President of the Family Farm Alliance.

Voices on the Range: Pat O'Toole

Jessie Allen runs Allen's Diamond 4 Ranch with her family near Lander, Wyoming. The Allens graze cattle and horses on Forest Service land and balance grazing management with running a profitable business.

Voices on the Range: Jessie Allen

Joe Hicks works for the US Forest Service in the Shoshone National Forest of Wyoming. The Shoshone National forest lies just southeast of Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.

Voices on the Range: Joe Hicks

Dr. Jeff Beck, Professor in Ecosystem Science & Management at University of Wyoming, shares his views on wild horse management in Wyoming.

Voices on the Range: Dr. Jeff Beck

Joe Thomas manages Turnell Cattle Company of Meeteetse, Wyoming. Over the years, Joe has worked to make improvements on this family ranch. He mixes timeless wisdom with emerging technology to manage his cattle and the Forest Service land where they graze.

Voices on the Range: Joe Thomas

Justin Derner is a rangelands scientist with the USDA. Based in Wyoming, Justin studies wildlife and livestock interactions. Justin is Lead Scientist on the project "Improved Management to Balance Production and Conservation in Great Plains Rangelands."

Voices on the Range: Justin Derner

Tom Wright is chair of the Wyoming Beef Council and former president of Wyoming Stock Growers. He manages his cattle to keep the land healthy and continue his family ranch that has been in operation since the early 1900s.

Voices on the Range: Tom Wright

Dr. Jeff Beck studies Sage-Grouse and their interactions with wildlife and livestock. He works at the University of Wyoming as an Associate Professor in Ecosystem Science & Management.

Voices on the Range: Dr. Jeff Beck and Sage-Grouse

Dick Loper is a rangeland consultant based in Wyoming. He works with landowners and federal agencies across the West to help protect wildlife and the landscape. Learn more about wild horse management with Dick Loper.

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