October of 2006 marked the transition from our Newsletter to our Journal. There are currently four Journals available on-line, the most recent was published in April and is now available!.

We have published 28 Newsletters since June 1997, covering a large variety of topics. The Newsletters are in order by most recent.

We have produced 11 Bulletins since the Spring of 2004. These are sent in-between our Newsletters with the intention of keeping everyone up-to-date on our activities.
(In order by most recent)

We have 3 Field Guides Available: Erosion Control, Induced Meandering and Planned Grazing. Funding for these publications has been provided by Environmental Protection Agency, New Mexico Environment Department~Surface Water Quality Bureau and the Rio Puerco Managment Committee.

We have published four books: A Good Road Lies Easy on the Land...Water Harvesting from Low-Standard Rural Roads April 2006; Bullseye! Targeting Your Rangeland Health Objectives April 2006; Forging a West that Works: An Invitation to the Radical Center 2003; and The New Ranch Handbook: A Guide to Restoring Western Rangelands 2001.

Reports from various projects.

We have 3 Proceedings available for purchase: "Grassbanks in the West: Challenges and Opportunities ~ Proceedings from a Two-Day Conference of Ideas and Experience" (2001); "Collaborative Stewardship at Work ~ Proceedings of a Conference" (2002); and "The New Ranch at Work ~ Proceedings of a Conference" (2003).

In December 2004 we printed the report "Of Land and Culture: Environmental Justice and Public Lands Ranching in Northern New Mexico" by Ernie Atencio.

2000/2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 Annual Reports.