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IYRP Calendar of Achievements & Upcoming Events

Upcoming

13-18 June 2027

International Grassland Congress 2027

3 April 2025

Western Spirit Museum IYRP Event #1

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Past

June 19-20, 2026

XVI Southern Cone Natural Grasslands Ranchers Meeting

19-20 June 2026

XVI Encuentro de Ganaderos de Pastizales Naturales del Cono Sur

June 19-21, 2026

Nature Saskatchewan Spring Meet 2026

18 June 2026

Global Webinar on Youth and Young Women in Pastoralism

17 June 2026

"Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore."

17 June 2026

Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore

17 June 2026

Desertification and Drought Day "Rangelands: Recognize, Respect, Restore"

17 June 2026

Exploring Rangeland Myths: 'Healthy ecosystems are green'

17 June 2026

Exploring Rangeland Myths: 'Healthy ecosystems are green'

16 June 2026

Prairie Palooza

June 16, 2026

Nature Finance for Land Managers

16-18 June 2026

SD Grassland Coalition Grazing School: IYRP art-based outreach exhibit

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