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Mountain Grasslands and Meadows of the Colorado Plateau
Research: Changed Southwestern Forests: Resource effects and management remedies. Over 150 years of occupancy by northern Europeans has markedly changed vegetative conditions in the Southwest. Less fire due to grazing and fire suppression ...
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Forest Composition and Structure on the Colorado Plateau
Options to deal with these changes include prescribed fire, thinning and ... changes in land use history, primarily livestock grazing and fire suppression. References and Resources: Aplet, G. H., Laven, R. D. and Smith, F. W. 1988. Patterns of ...
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NMPIF Grassland 1
This habitat is comprised of government-managed and ...
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NMPIF Grassland 2
Kiowa National Grasslands in eastern New Mexico (Mike Means pers. comm.). Ford (1999) resummarizes several studies on grasses and response to fire, which have been used to promote fire suppression ... of fire in grasslands, including response to drought and fire. 6. Manipulative field-based experimental research to determine effects of grazing and fire on vegetation and bird populations ...
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Conservatree
Define the terms you use in bids and contracts and in phone quotes. You also need to know what others mean by the terms ... of fire suppression or grazing, and f) they are composed of individual or stands of trees of varying ages, with old growth components constituting at least half of the stand or forest unit, and having ...
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Natural Community Restoration and Management
United States since European settlement. A number of rare plants require some sort of disturbance regime (e.g. fire, grazing, flooding) to ensure strong and healthy populations. The reintroduction of fire ...
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Lilium occidentale
This has lead to locations not being listed in order to protect the remaining populations. Other problems include grazing, loss of genetic viability due to inbreeding, and fire suppression causing plant community succession. In 1994 there were only 31 small and widely separated populations found, ...
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RANGE magazine.com - New Hope
Ranches are also a key to open space, wildlife habitat and fire suppression. . for the future of ranching. These divergent interests are now converging in a growing consensus ... an increasingly fragmented landscape. Over the years, many studies have found some damage from grazing in and around streams in the desert West. But few studies have compared the alternatives to ...
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Testimony and Input - National Association of Conservation Districts
Grazing and Rangelands Urban and Community ยป Urban and Community Population Growth Resource Concerns Districts' Role Conservation Issues Testimony and Input Congress and Federal Agencies regularly invite NACD officers and ... and Input: Testimony: Funding Wildland Fire Suppression, NACD, April 10, 2008 | HTML | PDF | Great Lakes Testimony, NACD, January 23, 2008 | HTML | PDF | Climate Change and ...
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WWF - Temperate Grasslands, Savannas and Shrubland Ecoregions
Sensitivity to Disturbance Plowing of grasslands, savannas, and shrublands can drastically alter species compositions and the restoration potential of natural communities; excessive burning or fire suppression can dramatically alter community structure and composition; loss and ...
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