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North Dakota: Reclamation conference, Feb. 27-28, Dickinson - Vimarsana News

North Dakota: Reclamation conference, Feb. 27-28, Dickinson

The 2023 North Dakota Reclamation Conference, “Restoration in Challenging Environments,” will focus on reclamation site characteristics that can make reclamation a challenge and practices to improve reclamation success. The conference will be held Feb. 27-28...

Source: tsln.com
Investing in Effective Reclamation comes to Dickinson, North Dakota - Vimarsana News

Investing in Effective Reclamation comes to Dickinson, North Dakota

The conference will be held March 1 at the Astoria Event Center in Dickinson, North Dakota at 7:30 a.m.

Reclamation workshop returns to Dickinson on March 1 - Vimarsana News

Reclamation workshop returns to Dickinson on March 1

The event will focus on reclamation practices and technology with reclamation.

Workshop on biologically effective management of grazinglands set for Jan. 4-6 - Vimarsana News

Workshop on biologically effective management of grazinglands set for Jan. 4-6

Participants will learn how to manage grazing livestock to improve forage quality which enables cows to produce milk at levels closer to their genetic potential and calves to improve daily rate of gain.

Source: agweek.com
Attorney to NDIC: 'Clean up your act' | The Dickinson Press - Vimarsana News

Attorney to NDIC: 'Clean up your act' | The Dickinson Press

Extracting oil can be a messy affair, but what about cleaning up? 4:21 pm, Mar. 10, 2021 × In a presentation to Professor Toby Stroh’s reclamation class at Dickinson State University on March 2, attorney Fintan Dooley said that state laws in North Dakota require oil companies to not only haul away their equipment, but restore the site to its original state. (M.C. Amick/The Dickinson Press) EDITOR'S NOTE: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that The Bureau of Reclamation’s Dakotas Area Office did not respond to requests for comment. The article has been correct...