Enhancing grassland ecosystems while sustaining private, profitable ranching
The Sandhills Task Force
Established in 1993, the Sandhills Task Force’s mission is to partner with Sandhill ranchers; local communities, groups, and organizations; and local, state, and federal agencies to identify, prioritize, plan, and implement mutually acceptable projects that benefit private ranching, wildlife, and vegetative diversity, and associated water supplies.
sandhills task force
IN ACTION
events
HAPPENING NOW
The Sandhills Task Force is dedicated to keeping you informed about events that matter to ranchers, landowners, and others who care about the Sandhills. From workshops and field days to community gatherings and conservation-focused meetings, these events offer valuable opportunities to learn, connect, and engage. Click the link below to explore our calendar of upcoming events across Nebraska and the surrounding region.
Events sponsored by the Sandhills Task Force can also be found here.
board member
SPOTLIGHT
Lemoyne Dailey
Lemoyne started on the board in 2019 and brings a bit of ranching experience with him. Lemoyne has had several occupations during the years while caring for his ranch, one of the jobs was being a Deputy Sherriff with Lincoln Co. for 13 years! Lemoyne has been married to his wife for 20 years and he has 6 children. The last graduating this spring. He has been active in conservation and has received several awards including Nebraska Grazing Conservative Award, Rangeman’s Award- Nebraska section for range management, and he has taken the Nebraska Ranch Practicum course. Lemoyne enjoys camping, fishing, and traveling in his spare time. He jokingly says that ranching is a hobby too, right?
2024
Impacts
Ranch Internship
117
Applicants
Conservation
124,804
Acres
