Trailboss Award 2022: Wendy Gardner
September 25, 2022
2O22 TRAIL BOSS AWARD, WENDY C. GARDNER Dr. Wendy C. Gardner hit the ground running and hasn’t slowed down since! Wendy is a force of
The Trail Boss Award is the highest award presented to give recognition to those individuals, partners or formal groups for outstanding work or activities contributing to better understanding, use, or development of range resources of the Pacific Northwest. The Trail Boss Award typically recognizes sustained or long-term accomplishments and/or contributions to range or achievements of a very substantive nature.
2O22 TRAIL BOSS AWARD, WENDY C. GARDNER Dr. Wendy C. Gardner hit the ground running and hasn’t slowed down since! Wendy is a force of
Kevin Guinn began his noteworthy career with the NRCS in 1977. He joined the Society for Range Management the same year. In the 43 years since, he
The Pacific Northwest Section of the Society for Range Management is pleased to award Mr. Tim Ross with its highest honor: The 2021 Trail Boss
Will Keller has been described by his peers: Part botanist, part rancher, part mountain goat, part ecologist. He has walked the legs off many a trainee
Sandy Wyman has been a member of five different SRM sections. These are Wyoming, Northern Great Plains, South Dakota, International Mountain, and Pacific Northwest. She
Pat Shaver has consistently and competently demonstrated his devotion to the rangelands of the Pacific Northwest, North America, and indeed the entire globe. In a
2016 TRAIL BOSS AWARD JOHN WILLIAMS Ranch raised, Land-Grant University educated, Cooperative Extension Employee, Respected Individual. These phrases depict John Williams, Wallowa Co. County Agent
Need an important job done? Ask a busy person. Better yet, ask a person who is known to be tried and true. Our very own
Bob France is a remarkable man. He is well educated, well spoken, and presents well. He has served the Pacific Northwest Section, Society for Range
Collegiate days in Colorado & Oregon, Peace Corps, range specialist in Tunisia, OSU state Rangeland Specialist, researcher, professor in Department of Animal and Rangeland Sciences.
For nearly two decades, Tim has monitored water relationships under both managed and un-managed areas of juniper encroachment in Central Oregon. This study has definitively
Rangelands of British Columbia are better understood and managed as a direct result of Greg’s technical skill, resource understanding, and ability to direct people toward
