August is packed with opportunities to get outdoors, learn something new, and connect with others who care about South Dakota's land and natural resources. From field tours and workshops to community celebrations and Dakotafest, there's plenty happening across the state. Take a look at what's coming up and see if there's an event that interests you. 📅 August Events at a Glance Date Event Location August 4 Working Lands Workshop: Bale Grazing Discussions Lemmon, SD August 6 C

Looking for conservation-related events happening across South Dakota this month? From pasture walks and workshops to field days and Local Work Group meetings, here's a roundup of opportunities to learn, connect, and get involved. 📅 July Events at a Glance Looking for a specific type of event? Browse the table below for a quick overview, then scroll down for full event details. Date Event Category July 7 Excellence in Rangeland Management Tour 🟨Grazing & Rangelands July 7 S

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The Women’s Ag Network brings women together across South Dakota for connection, learning, leadership development, and support in agriculture, conservation, and rural communities. They have several events happening this spring, including the launch of two new Hubs: South Central (Winner) and East (Brookings). Events include networking opportunities, professional development, and community connection. Find details and register at www.womensagnetwork.org/hubevents.

Join the challenge here: http://lesslawnmorelife.com/ What is Less Lawn More Life? Less Lawn More Life is a free 12-week challenge that helps people bring more nature into their yards - planting native flowers and shrubs, reducing turf grass, and creating habitat for the birds, bees, and butterflies that make South Dakota's landscapes come alive. Over 20,000 people across the country have already joined, restoring more than 25,000 acres of habitat in the process. This Year's

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Registration is open now through May 22. Register at ANR Connections If you're newer to working in agriculture or natural resources in South Dakota, ANR Connections is a great way to build your understanding and confidence. This program offers a broad, real-world look at South Dakota’s agricultural systems, from planting and livestock production all the way through harvest. Along the way, participants learn directly from experienced professionals, connect with producers, and

In 2026, two major milestones are being recognized around the world and across the country: the United Nations’ International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists and America’s 250th anniversary . To celebrate, the South Dakota Grasslands Initiative has launched the 46.9 for the Grasslands Challenge , a statewide effort encouraging people to get outside and experience South Dakota’s grasslands. Watch this short 30-second video to learn more: Participants are encouraged to wa

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SDSU’s College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences is hosting a series of Research Station Field Days across South Dakota...

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Explore upcoming conservation and garden events this May! From hands-on workshops and native plant sales to expert-led tours and sustainability discussions, there’s something for everyone.

The Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC) is bringing its annual Conservation in Action Tour to South Dakota this spring, and...

This is an introductory three-hour course that will address the principles, planning, ignition, and safe mop-up and monitoring of a...

The 2024 Soil Health School will take place Aug. 26-28 at the Crossroads Hotel and Huron Event Center and the Dale Demonstration Farm...