Rangeland Uses

Rangelands uses include a wide variety of tangible and intangible products. Tangible products include forage for grazing and browsing animals, wildlife habitat, water, minerals, energy, recreation, and some wood products. Rangelands produce intangible products as well, such as natural beauty and wilderness.

The Forest Service works with a variety of state agencies, other federal agencies, and organizations to manage rangelands use.

• Browsing and Grazing
  "Browsing and Grazing" refers to rangelands use by wildlife and livestock.
• Rangelands Recreation
  Rangelands provide a rich source of recreational opportunities.

Last modified: Monday, 05-Dec-2005 12:20:19 EST