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Axonopus affinis
Unfortunately, carpetgrass tends to ... . Even extreme close grazing does not completely defoliate it, as leaves and shoots assume a horizontal position, encouraging new leaf-shoots to develop. Close and frequent grazing stimulates vegetative ...
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Bromus inermis
It resists over-grazing and trampling, but will not persist under close grazing. It should be managed so that 15–20 cm of grass ... years after planting. This condition can be corrected by applying sufficient nitrogen each year and grazing it moderately. Properly managed stands can be maintained almost indefinitely. Yields and Economics Smooth ...
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Equity Watch - Global Environmental Government Unit - Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Ecologically effective! With Australia and Canada playing their cards close to their chest and Japan prevaricating, it is clear that for the ... forest degradation. Similarly, areas like grasslands, pasture, savannas and shrub lands are considered grazing lands. Reducing overgrazing, protecting intensively grazed lands, reverting cultivated lands to grasslands, fertilisation ...
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Restoration Round-up (Do or Die)
Strathaird estate on Skye - presumably therefore continuing to contribute to the grazing problem in the Highlands. They run volunteer work weeks, including tree planting, footpath maintenance ... reinstated summer grazing and hay cutting, reprofiled banks of the grazing marsh ditches, and created both permanent and temporary shallow pools. The fields were "reseeded with a mix as close as... ...
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No Evolution Without Revolution (Do or Die)
They could help to control that which holds forest recovery back: grazing pressure from the artificially inflated deer population. On a grander level, their return could ... forest and agro - forestry systems".[57] Vandana Shiva's experiences in India anticipate the close intermingling of social forms and natural processes which would be required - in a "community ...
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Eco-Pros Grasslands and Prairies
They slaughtered millions of bison, almost to the ... dry and loose from plowing and the damage caused by livestock grazing. The roots of the grain crops could not hold the dry ... between the leopard and the cheetah - without having to get too close! WELCOME TO ECO-PROS EARTH Our Home Biodiversity of Species Endangered ...
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UNISDR Calendar 2006
At the current rate of ... drought.
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... long periods, even for several months in the winter if it is on a good grazing land. In the summer, however, the heat and exertion are such that it can only ... of the 1990s, the country's dromedary population was said to number about one million. Close window
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EMS - Environmental Entomology - Invertebrate Surveys and Conservation - Bird and Insect Databases
Parsons 1994); Na (Recorder 1994); Na (Recorder 1997) loss of habitat, agricultural improvement, lack of grazing and dung (Hyman & Parsons 1994) none none none 934 Geotrupes vernalis (Linnaeus 1758) ... none none none none 950 Graptodytes bilineatus (Sturm 1835) Dytiscidae water beetle stagnant water close to the sea (Recorder 1994); no change (Recorder 1997) Essex marshes, Dungeness, Chesil Beach ...
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News from the Falklands January 2001
Mullet Creek firearms were used to kill birds and chicks at close range in a rock shag breeding rookery. The Royal Falkland Islands Police in conjunction with ... : Ann Brown) The fence in question separates the Bull Point camp, from the main sheep grazing area. It will stop a persistent band of sheep getting into an area of tussac ...
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