Titlebook: Carbon Management for Promoting Local Livelihood in the Hindu Kush Himalayan (HKH) Region; Zhanhuan Shang,A. Allan Degen,Victor R. Squires

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Climate Change Mitigation and Pastoral Livelihood in the?Hindu Kush Himalaya Region: Research Focusetigation. The vast HKH region should make a more consistent and concise evaluation that can augment the global level evaluation. In this chapter, the whole HKH’s carbon emission were described and some advice about increasing carbon sink were given. This chapter sets out to: (1) clarify our understa

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Effects of Different Grassland Management Patterns on Soil Properties on the?Qinghai-Tibetan Plateaufter grassland contacted to individual households on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, namely multi-household management pattern (MMP) without fences among households, and single-household management (SMP) with fences between adjacent households. Two representative counties (Maqu and Nagchu) of the Qingh

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Carbon Management of the?Livestock Industry in the?HKH Regions. This sector also takes on a dominant role in the anthropogenic disturbance in the carbon cycle in this region due, in part, to the extensive grazing and browsing of the livestock. In the HKH, livestock biomass use contributes towards the first step of the human appropriation of net primary produc

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Milk and Dung Production by Yaks (,): Important Products for the?Livelihood of the?Herders and for?Ccounts for one-third of the total grasslands in China. Yaks (.) have adapted well, both physiologically and anatomically, to the high altitude and extreme cold. They are vital for the livelihoods of the herders, providing milk and meat for consumption, dung for fuel, fertilizer and building material

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The Effect of Ecology, Production and Livelihood on the Alpine Grassland Ecosystem of the Tibetan Plne grassland in the Tibetan Plateau has not only impacted local livestock production and people’s quality of life, but?has also damaged the ecosystem security of China and Southeast Asia. By analyzing the function of ecology, production and livelihood (FEPL) of the alpine grassland ecosystem and usi

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Optimizing the Alpine Grazing System to Improve Carbon Management and Livelihood for Tibetan Herdersis for local and regional economies. However, the grassland on the plateau has been undergoing degradation to various extents mainly due to overgrazing. Grazing exclusion is a widely-used restoration approach and has proven to be effective on stimulating plant growth and soil carbon accumulation, ho