Sid Goodloe - Revision history

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	* Founding member of the [[New Mexico Riparian Council]];		* Founding member of the [[New Mexico Riparian Council]];
	* Board advisor to the [[New Mexico Land Conservancy]]<ref>https://nmlandconservancy.org/people/sid-goodloe/</ref>.		* Board advisor to the [[New Mexico Land Conservancy]]<ref>https://nmlandconservancy.org/people/sid-goodloe/</ref>.
			* Member of the [[Western Landowners Alliance]]<ref>https://westernlandowners.org/wla-member-sid-goodloe-on-out-on-the-land/; see also featured image on front page for "voices"</ref>

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	In 1956, Sid Goodloe purchased the 1,400 hectare Carrizo Valley Ranch in south-central New Mexico. At the time it was "overrun with juniper, pinyon, and ponderosa pine." He falsely diagnosed this as a problem, based on an erroneous worldview denying the widespread and historic presence of these Native trees across the bioregion.<ref>"Replenish: The Virtuous Cycle Of Water And Prosperity," Sandra Postel 2017, https://vdoc.pub/documents/replenish-the-virtuous-cycle-of-water-and-prosperity-3n4kvr8i1bdg</ref>		In 1956, Sid Goodloe purchased the 1,400 hectare [[Carrizo Valley Ranch]] in south-central New Mexico. At the time it was "overrun with juniper, pinyon, and ponderosa pine." He falsely diagnosed this as a problem, based on an erroneous worldview denying the widespread and historic presence of these Native trees across the bioregion.<ref>"Replenish: The Virtuous Cycle Of Water And Prosperity," Sandra Postel 2017, https://vdoc.pub/documents/replenish-the-virtuous-cycle-of-water-and-prosperity-3n4kvr8i1bdg</ref>

	Sid Goodloe spent much of the first decade of his management of the ranch destroying over 1,000 acres of Native forest:		Sid Goodloe spent much of the first decade of his management of the ranch destroying over 1,000 acres of Native forest:

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	Sid Goodloe is a ranch manager and former USDA official, and was the first U.S. proponent of [[Allan Savory]] and [[The Savory Method]].		Sid Goodloe is a ranch manager and former [[USDA]] official, and was the first U.S. proponent of [[Allan Savory]] and [[The Savory Method]].

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	After visiting Allan Savory twice in the late 1960s, Goodloe wrote an article in 1969 promoting Savory's method and began applying it on his ranch. <ref>https://1library.net/document/ynlrvojq-short-duration-grazing-in-rhodesia.html</ref><ref>"Raising a ranch from the dead," Ed Marston, April 1996, https://www.hcn.org/issues/57/1762</ref>		After visiting [[Allan Savory]] twice in the late 1960s, Goodloe wrote an article in 1969 promoting [[The Savory Method\|Savory's method]] and began applying it on his ranch. <ref>https://1library.net/document/ynlrvojq-short-duration-grazing-in-rhodesia.html</ref><ref>"Raising a ranch from the dead," Ed Marston, April 1996, https://www.hcn.org/issues/57/1762</ref>

	In 2001, Goodloe remarked:		In 2001, Goodloe remarked:

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	<blockquote>For over two decades, Sid has been an international livestock consultant in Australia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Brazil, Madagascar, and ranch manager for Diamond A Cattle Company in Roswell. He served on the Users Advisory Board to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture for six years. Sid established the First Short Duration Grazing or [[Holistic Management\|“Savory” method]] in the U.S., which is still in operation with few changes. He received the 1995 [[National Cattlemen's Beef Association\|National Cattlemen’s Association]]’s Environmental Stewardship Award, Region 6, and the 1999 New Mexico Watershed Coalition’s Watershed Steward Award.<ref>"New Mexico Watershed Management: Restoration, Utilization, and Protection," Proceedings of the 46th Annual New Mexico Water Conference, November 5-7, 2001; https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>		<blockquote>For over two decades, Sid has been an international livestock consultant in Australia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Brazil, Madagascar, and ranch manager for [[Diamond A Cattle Company]] in Roswell. He served on the Users Advisory Board to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture for six years. Sid established the First Short Duration Grazing or [[Holistic Management\|“Savory” method]] in the U.S., which is still in operation with few changes. He received the 1995 [[National Cattlemen's Beef Association\|National Cattlemen’s Association]]’s Environmental Stewardship Award, Region 6, and the 1999 New Mexico Watershed Coalition’s Watershed Steward Award.<ref>"New Mexico Watershed Management: Restoration, Utilization, and Protection," Proceedings of the 46th Annual New Mexico Water Conference, November 5-7, 2001; https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>

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	In 1956, he purchased the 1,400 hectare Carrizo Valley Ranch in south-central New Mexico. At the time it was "overrun with juniper, pinyon, and ponderosa pine." He falsely diagnosed this as a problem, based on an erroneous worldview denying the widespread and historic presence of these Native trees across the bioregion.<ref>"Replenish: The Virtuous Cycle Of Water And Prosperity," Sandra Postel 2017, https://vdoc.pub/documents/replenish-the-virtuous-cycle-of-water-and-prosperity-3n4kvr8i1bdg</ref>		In 1956, Sid Goodloe purchased the 1,400 hectare Carrizo Valley Ranch in south-central New Mexico. At the time it was "overrun with juniper, pinyon, and ponderosa pine." He falsely diagnosed this as a problem, based on an erroneous worldview denying the widespread and historic presence of these Native trees across the bioregion.<ref>"Replenish: The Virtuous Cycle Of Water And Prosperity," Sandra Postel 2017, https://vdoc.pub/documents/replenish-the-virtuous-cycle-of-water-and-prosperity-3n4kvr8i1bdg</ref>

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	<blockquote>Mesquite, sagebrush, piñon, juniper, ponderosa, and other invaders of our grasslands and mountain meadows are using up to half of our annual precipitation. Not only are our watersheds only partially productive, but erosion caused by an overpopulation of these water hungry plants has polluted most of our streams in New Mexico with silt... We must familiarize ourselves with our presettlement conditions in order to bring back those conditions.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>		<blockquote>Mesquite, sagebrush, piñon, juniper, ponderosa, and other invaders of our grasslands and mountain meadows are using up to half of our annual precipitation. Not only are our watersheds only partially productive, but erosion caused by an overpopulation of these water hungry plants has polluted most of our streams in New Mexico with silt... We must familiarize ourselves with our presettlement conditions in order to bring back those conditions.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>

			The December 2022 edition of [[New Mexico Stockman]] celebrated Sid Goodloe's legacy as a "visionary in removing Pinon/Juniper trees."<ref>https://issuu.com/nmstockman/docs/nms_december_22</ref>

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	<blockquote>I think Alan has done more for land management than any other person in history because he has made us think about what we are doing and realize that we must manage our watersheds properly.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>		<blockquote>I think Alan has done more for land management than any other person in history because he has made us think about what we are doing and realize that we must manage our watersheds properly.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>

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	<blockquote>For over two decades, Sid has been an international livestock consultant in Australia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Brazil, Madagascar, and ranch manager for Diamond A Cattle Company in Roswell. He served on the Users Advisory Board to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture for six years. Sid established the First Short Duration Grazing or [[Holistic Management\|“Savory” method]] in the U.S., which is still in operation with few changes. He received the 1995 [[National Cattlemen's Beef Association\|National Cattlemen’s Association]]’s Environmental Stewardship Award, Region 6, and the 1999 New Mexico Watershed Coalition’s Watershed Steward Award.<ref>"New Mexico Watershed Management: Restoration, Utilization, and Protection," Proceedings of the 46th Annual New Mexico Water Conference, November 5-7, 2001; https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>		<blockquote>For over two decades, Sid has been an international livestock consultant in Australia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Brazil, Madagascar, and ranch manager for Diamond A Cattle Company in Roswell. He served on the Users Advisory Board to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture for six years. Sid established the First Short Duration Grazing or [[Holistic Management\|“Savory” method]] in the U.S., which is still in operation with few changes. He received the 1995 [[National Cattlemen's Beef Association\|National Cattlemen’s Association]]’s Environmental Stewardship Award, Region 6, and the 1999 New Mexico Watershed Coalition’s Watershed Steward Award.<ref>"New Mexico Watershed Management: Restoration, Utilization, and Protection," Proceedings of the 46th Annual New Mexico Water Conference, November 5-7, 2001; https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>

			Goodloe is:

			* Founder & President of the [[Southern Rockies Agricultural Land Trust]];
			* Board member of the [[Quivira Coalition]];
			* Board member of the [[New Mexico Cattle Growers Association]];
			* Founding member of the [[New Mexico Riparian Council]];
			* Board advisor to the [[New Mexico Land Conservancy]]<ref>https://nmlandconservancy.org/people/sid-goodloe/</ref>.

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	After visiting Allan Savory twice in the late 1960s, Goodloe wrote an article in 1969 promoting Savory's method and began applying it on his ranch. <ref>https://1library.net/document/ynlrvojq-short-duration-grazing-in-rhodesia.html</ref><ref>"Raising a ranch from the dead," Ed Marston, April 1996, https://www.hcn.org/issues/57/1762</ref>		After visiting Allan Savory twice in the late 1960s, Goodloe wrote an article in 1969 promoting Savory's method and began applying it on his ranch. <ref>https://1library.net/document/ynlrvojq-short-duration-grazing-in-rhodesia.html</ref><ref>"Raising a ranch from the dead," Ed Marston, April 1996, https://www.hcn.org/issues/57/1762</ref>

			In 2001, Goodloe remarked:
			<blockquote>I think Alan has done more for land management than any other person in history because he has made us think about what we are doing and realize that we must manage our watersheds properly.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>

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	In 2002, Lynn Scarlett, the Assistant Secretary for Policy, Management and Budget of the U.S. Department of the Interior referred to Goodloe's cutting down "the forest that had invaded the ranch" and application of [[The Savory Method]] through private enterprise as "the spirit of the Bush administration's environmentalism."<ref>https://www.hcn.org/wotr/13508</ref>		In 2002, Lynn Scarlett, the Assistant Secretary for Policy, Management and Budget of the U.S. Department of the Interior referred to Goodloe's cutting down "the forest that had invaded the ranch" and application of [[The Savory Method]] through private enterprise as "the spirit of the Bush administration's environmentalism."<ref>https://www.hcn.org/wotr/13508</ref>

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	At the 46th Annual New Mexico Water Conference, Goodloe continued to denounce numerous sacred and ecologically valuable native plant species as invaders based on this false history which erases millennia of Indigenous stewardship of the Southwest in partnership with these plant relatives:		At the 46th Annual New Mexico Water Conference, Goodloe continued to denounce numerous sacred and ecologically valuable native plant species as invaders based on this false history which erases millennia of Indigenous stewardship of the Southwest in partnership with these plant relatives:

	<blockquote>Mesquite, sagebrush, piñon, juniper, ponderosa, and other invaders of our grasslands and mountain meadows are using up to half of our annual precipitation. Not only are our watersheds only partially productive, but erosion caused by an overpopulation of these water hungry plants has polluted most of our streams in New Mexico with silt... We must familiarize ourselves with our presettlement conditions in order to bring back those conditions.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref><blockquote>		<blockquote>Mesquite, sagebrush, piñon, juniper, ponderosa, and other invaders of our grasslands and mountain meadows are using up to half of our annual precipitation. Not only are our watersheds only partially productive, but erosion caused by an overpopulation of these water hungry plants has polluted most of our streams in New Mexico with silt... We must familiarize ourselves with our presettlement conditions in order to bring back those conditions.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref></blockquote>

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	Well into the 90s, Goodloe has continued to blame "the encroachment of piñon-juniper forest onto rangeland" for there being "only a fraction of the herbage and forage for livestock and wildlife there was 100 years ago" in the Southwest.<ref>https://www.hcn.org/issues/55/1707/</ref>		Well into the 90s, Goodloe has continued to blame "the encroachment of piñon-juniper forest onto rangeland" for there being "only a fraction of the herbage and forage for livestock and wildlife there was 100 years ago" in the Southwest.<ref>https://www.hcn.org/issues/55/1707/</ref>

			At the 46th Annual New Mexico Water Conference, Goodloe continued to denounce numerous sacred and ecologically valuable native plant species as invaders based on this false history which erases millennia of Indigenous stewardship of the Southwest in partnership with these plant relatives:

			<blockquote>Mesquite, sagebrush, piñon, juniper, ponderosa, and other invaders of our grasslands and mountain meadows are using up to half of our annual precipitation. Not only are our watersheds only partially productive, but erosion caused by an overpopulation of these water hungry plants has polluted most of our streams in New Mexico with silt... We must familiarize ourselves with our presettlement conditions in order to bring back those conditions.<ref>https://nmwrri.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/ConfOneFile/2001%20Conference%20Proceedings%20(as%20one%20file).pdf</ref><blockquote>

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