Training Workshops are conducted by the Executive Director or the Associate Director and are aimed at landowners, public land agencies, nonprofit and for-profit organizations or businesses that would like to brainstorm about innovative strategies in use today. These trainings provide a general background for discussion. Contacts for specialized training can be made through the New Ranch Network.

Economic Strategies for Public and Private Landowners

• Improved Profits from Progressive Livestock Management
  • Herding
  • Low-Stress Livestock Handling
  • Rotational Grazing
  • Seasonal Use
• Niche Marketing of Livestock Products
• Custom Grazing
• Prescribed Grazing
• Restoration / Road Repair / Water Harvesting
• Food Cooperatives / Farmer's Markets
• Recreational Opportunities
  • Hunting, Fishing, Camping
  • Bed & Breakfasts
  • Heritage and Wildlife Tourism
• Grassbanks
• Mugido
• Ecosystem Services
• Forming a Nonprofit to Take Grant Money
• Links to Consultants with Expertise in:
  • Carbon Sequestration
  • 'Bud Williams' School of Marketing
  • Conservation Easements
  • Wind Power
  • Monitoring
  • Restoration
  • Education

Social Strategies

• Joining or Starting a Watershed Group
• Grant Opportunities
• Advantages of Nonprofits
• Networking
• Common Wealths
• The Radical Center

Contact Courtney White at executive@quiviracoalition.org or Craig Conley at cconley@quiviracoalition.org for more information.