University of Idaho Range Club

We Survived Andrews Experiment 2025!

The Range Club spent this last weekend in central Idahos Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area at the Taylor Wilderness Research Station helping out Andrew, the manager, with some land maintenance including prescribed burning and streambank erosion control.
Everyone returned with eyebrows intact and a smile on their faces.

That time of year again. Please consider helping us out. SRM is a valuable opportunity for members to network, explore leadership opportunities, connect with peers in the industry, and investigate potential careers.
An in person donation can be given via cash or check, but we also take Venmo.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Uidaho Range Club!

Range Club Raffle!
Drawing will be held December 5th at our Christmas on the Range event.
DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESENT TO WIN
Reach out via email, DM, or the officer team directly to purchase tickets.
Prizes include gift cards, company swag, jewelry, and hand crafted small business items.
Funds raised will help get our members to the Society for Rangeland Management Convention. This is a fantastic learning and networking opportunity for our members so we do our best to take as many as possible.

Range Club will be having a professional photographer available this Sunday November 10th 2:00 pm at Phillips Farm. Not only will we be taking club pictures but there is an opportunity to have professional headshots taken.
Attire will be cowboy casual, and the officer team is willing to help with rides if necessary.
As always, don’t hesitate to reach out with questions.

We’d like to thank and Glenn Mitchell for coming in and talking to the club about conservation districts, the work you guys do, and career potential!

Stop by and help us get to SRM!

Some of our members recently participated in REM 460 over by the Salmon Falls Dam. A field trip which focuses on field monitoring techniques on rangelands.
Getting hands on experience and professional is something the club pushes to expose members to.
Join us on Wednesday, Oct 2nd to hear about professional opportunities within conservation districts from guest speaker Glenn Mitchell.

Tonight our members learned about the importance of rangeland plants. To demonstrate their many uses we made rose oil and salves from specimens hand foraged by our officer team. Thanks everyone who came and hung out!

🌾Officer Highlight: President🌾
My name is Andrew and I am a senior studying Rangeland Ecology and Management here at the great University of Idaho. I am a huge fan of pretty much anything outdoors anything from hunting and fishing all the way to just a good old fashion camp out. I am excited for a great yeah and am super pumped to be serving as your 2024-2025 Range Club President!

🌾Officer Highlight: Vice President🌾
Hi my name is Daisy Medina, I am this years Range Club Vice President. I’m originally from Rocky Ford, Colorado. I am studying Rangeland Management and Ecology. Aside from range, I enjoy going my to church, playing softball, and playing poker.

🌾Officer Highlight: Secretary🌾
Hey guys! I’m Taylor Newey, a senior studying rangeland ecology and management with a minor in communications. Originally from Richfield, ID I’m the oldest of 9 kids. When I’m not working one of my 4 jobs or hanging out with range club you can normally find me working on stuff for the SRM Student Conclave (which I’m president of), messing around with my truck, or outside hiking, hunting, or taking a nap on some grass.