Plan Conservation LLC — Grazing Permit Plans

Your grazing permit plan.
Built for your land.

We develop complete, 40 to 50 page conservation plans for grazing permits — written in standard BIA conservation plan format, ready to print and ready to sign. All we need is one coordinate.

What we develop for you

A complete plan for
your grazing area.

We will develop your conservation plan for your grazing area with as much earth information as possible. Together, we discuss your goals and challenges — then we write, research, map, and format everything needed to complete your plan.

Your plan will be approximately 40 to 50 pages of insightful, earth-detailed research written in the standard conservation plan format — covering every aspect of your operation and rangeland.

We help you obtain information quicker, allowing you to focus on securing your permit or funding. We do all the research. You just bring your ranching knowledge.

Navajo Nation Grazing Land
Navajo Grassland Rangeland
What your plan covers

Everything your rangeland
needs documented.

Herd Management
Stocking rates, breed selection, seasonal rotation, and livestock management strategies tailored to your permitted area.
Precipitation & Climate
Site-specific rainfall data, drought indices, and seasonal climate patterns for your exact grazing location.
Soils & Classification
Full soil type identification, texture, depth, and erosion hazard — pulled from verified federal soil data sources.
Vegetation Indices
Plant community composition, forage species identification, carrying capacity, and noxious weed assessment.
Elevation & Topography
Detailed terrain mapping, elevation profiles, slope analysis, and landform description for your permit area.
Mapping & Satellite Imagery
GPS-verified boundary maps, satellite imagery overlays, and ecological site polygon mapping included in your plan.
Drought Management
Site-specific drought preparedness strategy and destocking guidelines built into your 5-year plan period.
Water Sources
Livestock water location documentation, pond and spring inventory, and water management recommendations.
Resource Concerns & Solutions
Identified resource concerns with recommended conservation treatments and a 5-year action table.
How it works

Two steps.
We handle the rest.

You don't need to fill out long forms or chase down data. Just give us your corral location and some photos of your rangeland — we do all the writing, research, mapping, and formatting.

1
Pin-point the center of your corral
Drop a pin on the center of your grazing area or corral and text it to (928) 349-2014. That one coordinate is all we need to begin our earth research.
2
Share your herd tally count
Let us know your current herd count — number of cattle, sheep units, or livestock — so we can accurately calculate your stocking rate and ensure your plan reflects your actual operation.
3
Send rangeland photos
Text us photos of your rangeland, corral, and water sources. Your photos are used only for your conservation plan — never posted publicly or shared.
Financial projections & business plans
We also develop financial projections for livestock operations and complete business plans for grants, funding opportunities, loans, and AIF programs — ensuring you're qualified for your permit and eligible for funding by building a legitimate business plan for your operation. Available as an additional service.
Nonprofits welcome
Nonprofit organizations are welcome to reach out with questions about how this works for your program. Schedule a call, Zoom, or Google Meet to discuss how Plan Conservation can support your conservation planning needs.
Additional fees apply for
Seasonal permits with two corral locations  ·  Conservation plans for Range Management Units
Pin your corral location Rangeland documentation
Ready to secure
your grazing permit?

Text us one coordinate and we'll handle everything else. Contact us for pricing — every plan is scoped to your specific operation.

Text (928) 349-2014 ↗ Email us instead
Contact us for pricing — we'll respond within one business day.