Postponed: SERGB 2023 Annual Meeting
The SERGB board has decided to postpone the in-person annual meeting previously schedule for late-March. We are currently working on plans for a virtual meeting in the coming months and […]Read More
Hiring – The Nature Conservancy, Burns OR – lead and seasonal restoration technicians
The Nature Conservancy in Burns OR is hiring a new crew of restoration technicians to help set-up and monitor native plant restoration experiments and conduct other related dryland ecology and […]Read More
NASEM Report on Native Seed Supply – January 26, 2023
An Assessment of Native Seed Needs and the Capacity for Their Supply: Final Report will be released on Thursday, January 26, 2023. The report was authored by a committee appointed […]Read More
Rangeland Ecologist Position with Burns Paiute Tribe in Burns, OR – Applications Due December 12
The Burns Paiute Tribe is seeking candidates for a Rangeland Ecologist position (GS 9-10 equivalent). This position assists the Wildlife Program Manager in planning, overseeing, and coordinating research and management […]Read More
Webinar on Web-based Resources for Seed Scientists
There is an upcoming joint webinar being held by the International Society for Seed Science (ISSS), the International Seed Testing Association (ISTA), and the International Network for Seed-Based Restoration (INSR). […]Read More
November SERGB Newsletter now available!
See the latest SER Great Basin newsletter available on our Quarterly Newsletters tab. We hope that you find the stories useful and enjoyable. We welcome submission ideas from members. Please, […]Read More
Information on new tools to inform seed sourcing for restoration
Click this link to find out more about some available online tools to inform seed sourcing for restoration in the face of climate change.Read More
Save the Date: SERGB 2023 Annual Meeting March 21-23
The 2023 SERGB annual meeting is taking place in Boise, ID at Boise State University from March 21-23. More details will be posted on the SERGB 2023 Conference tab soon. […]Read More
Opportunity for Public Engagement in Wildfire Research: #Ashfall Citizen Science
#Ashfall uses photos of wildfire ash contributed by community members to reference against radar measurements with the goal of modeling fire-generated tornadic vortex formation. This also offers an opportunity for […]Read More
August SERGB Newsletter now available!
See the latest SER Great Basin newsletter available on our Quarterly Newsletters tab. We hope that you find the stories useful and enjoyable. We welcome submission ideas from members. Please, […]Read More