Titlebook: Rangeland Systems; Processes, Managemen David D. Briske Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 ecosystem ma

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Invasive Plant Species and Novel Rangeland Systemsuman livelihoods. Thus, the concept of novel ecosystems should consider other tools, such as state-and-transition models and adaptive management, which provide holistic and flexible approaches for controlling invasive plants, favor more desirable plant species, and lead to ecosystem resilience. Expl

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Rangeland Ecosystem Services: Nature’s Supply and Humans’ Demandrent ecosystem services by producing interactions among them. Trade-offs result when an increase in one service is associated with a decline in another, and win–win situations occur when an increase in one service is associated with an increase in other services. This chapter provides a conceptual f

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Monitoring Protocols: Options, Approaches, Implementation, Benefitst can support rangeland management’s diverse information needs. Additionally, advances in sensor technologies and remote-sensing techniques have broadened the suite of rangeland attributes that can be monitored and the temporal and spatial scales at which they can be monitored. We review some of the

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Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017nt of 80 authors who have workedin rangelands throughout the world. Their collective contributionsindicate that a more comprehensive framework is necessary to address thecomplex challenges confronting global rangelands.? Rangelands representadaptive social-ecological systems, in whichsocietal values

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Samuel D. Fuhlendorf,Richard W. S. Fynn,Devan Allen McGranahan,Dirac Twidwell

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