Journal of Rangeland Applications Journal

• Journal of Rangeland Applications

Overview

abstract

• The Journal of Rangeland Applications is a source of practical applications for people interested in the results of scientific research that focuses on rangeland management issues.  Articles are syntheses of findings/conclusions from multiple research projects. The primary goal of these syntheses is to identify important scientific work that can be used to make or evaluate land and grazing management decisions. This is not a journal for original research; it is a journal for useful information that has been carefully distilled from the results of published findings from original research.

abbreviation

• JRA

publication venue for

• Implications of Longer Term Rest from Grazing in the Sagebrush Steppe: an Alternative Perspective.  3:1-8. 2016
• Longer Term Rest from Grazing: A Response to Jones & Carter.  3:9-15. 2016
• Practical Grazing Management to Meet Riparian Objectives.  2:1-28. 2015
• Implications of Longer Term Grazing Rest in the Sagebrush Steppe.  1:14-34. 2014
• Livestock Grazing Effects on Fuel Loads for Wildland Fire in Sagebrush Dominated Ecosystems.  1:35-57. 2014
• Livestock Grazing and Sage-Grouse Habitat: Impacts and Opportunities.  1:58-77. 2014
• Ranch Level Economic Impact Analysis for Public Lands: A Guide to Methods, Issues, and Applications.  1:1-13. 2014

editors

• Launchbaugh, Karen L

publisher

• Rangeland Center  Center
• University of Idaho Library  Library

has subject area

• Rangelands (LCSH)
• Review Journal

Research

keywords

• benefit/cost analysis, Centrocercus urophasianus, economic impacts, ecosystem services multipliers, ranch budgets, Wyoming, big sagebrush, annual grasses, dormant season, grazing exclosures, fuel treatments, grazing interactions, herbivory, livestock, grazing, mountain, prescribed grazing, proper management, sage-grouse, sagebrush, wildland fire, wildlife

Identity

International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)

• 2331-5512