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2003 Conference Booklet
Ranching at The Crossroads: Forging a West that Works
Excerpt from the 2003 Annual Report:
"In 2003, we took a gamble that our 'neutral ground' might need to grow to accomodate more people, so we shifted the Conference to the Hilton Hotel in Albuquerque. We were pleasantly rewarded when nearly four hundred people attended, including many ranchers.
"Entitled 'Ranching at the Crossroads,' speakers included Gary Nabhan, Dan Kemmis, Duke Phillips, Tweeti Blancett, Rick Knight, and Lt. Governor Diane Denish. Topics ranged from goats to beavers to farmer's markets to mine reclamation...
"The Conference was a major success in every way. We believe it is well on its way to becoming a substantial vehicle for change in the region. The chance to network among groups that normally don't rub elbows alone makes this a unique and important event."
Excerpt from the 2003 Annual Report:
"In 2003, we took a gamble that our 'neutral ground' might need to grow to accomodate more people, so we shifted the Conference to the Hilton Hotel in Albuquerque. We were pleasantly rewarded when nearly four hundred people attended, including many ranchers.
"Entitled 'Ranching at the Crossroads,' speakers included Gary Nabhan, Dan Kemmis, Duke Phillips, Tweeti Blancett, Rick Knight, and Lt. Governor Diane Denish. Topics ranged from goats to beavers to farmer's markets to mine reclamation...
"The Conference was a major success in every way. We believe it is well on its way to becoming a substantial vehicle for change in the region. The chance to network among groups that normally don't rub elbows alone makes this a unique and important event."
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