From Meat Eaters World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, this is Cowell's Week in Review with Ryan Cal-Aye.

Here's Cal.

All right, friends and neighbors is, you know, your old buddy Cal and Jordan Sillers here on

Cal's Week in Review. We got another interview episode out here for you right now today

with Jeff Goodwin, who is the president for the Society for Range Management, or SRM.

Jeff, thank you so much for joining us.

What we want to attempt to do here today is try to bridge that divide that many folks,

including folks in the hunting community here in America have,

of folks who can look out at Rangeland,

which often would be described as just a barren field

and see it as something good for wildlife,

habitat, something great for cattle. Tall grass makes fat cattle, as we like to say,

and those that look at it and say, this is nothing and it's not doing us any good.

Well, I'm honored to be with you today.

Hopefully we can shed some light on those ideas.

Yeah, that would be fantastic.

So would you mind telling us what SRM is and why it exists?

Yeah, SRM is a professional society for promoting sound science in our Rangeland industry.

And so our members are their ranchers, their academics that make up, you know, the research scientists that work and communicate science to the communicate science, uh, to the general public to,

to the ranching community.

Um,

they're also federal,

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