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0172-6161 ors with decades of experience in global rangelands.In-depthThis book is open access under a CC BY-NC 2.5 license..Thisbook provides an unprecedented synthesis of the current status ofscientific and management knowledge regardingglobal rangelands and the major challenges that confront them. It hasbe

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Rangeland Systems: Foundation for a Conceptual Framework,iginated from a substantial shift in underlying ecological theory and a gradual progression of natural resource management models. The progression of management models reflects a shift from humans as resource users to humans as resource stewards and it represents the backdrop against which this book

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Woody Plant Encroachment: Causes and Consequencesas been documented to occur at different times but at comparable rates in rangelands of the Americas, Australia, and southern Africa. The objectives of this chapter are to review (1) the process of WPE and its causes, (2) consequences for ecosystem function and the provision of services, and (3) the

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Ecohydrology: Processes and Implications for Rangelandseceive from ecosystems. We focus on (1) the regulating services of water distribution, water purification, and climate regulation; (2) the supporting services of water and nutrient cycling and soil protection and restoration; and (3) the provisioning services of water supply and biomass production.

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Soil and Belowground Processestremely diverse, but an emerging understanding is that paradigms developed in more mesic forest ecosystems may not be applicable. Vascular plants, biological soil crusts, and the soil microbial community are the three major functional groups of organisms that influence rangeland soils through their

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Heterogeneity as the Basis for Rangeland Management predictability in natural systems (steady-state management often applied through a command-and-control paradigm). Examples of applications of traditional command and control in natural resource management include wildfire suppression, fences to control large ungulate movements, predator elimination

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Nonequilibrium Ecology and Resilience Theoryl stability and linear successional dynamics. These alternative interpretations indicate that ecosystem dynamics are strongly influenced by disturbance, heterogeneity, and existence of multiple stable states. The nonequilibrium persistent model indicates that plant production and livestock numbers a

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Ecological Consequences of Climate Change on Rangelandsfects of increased atmospheric CO. concentration on plant growth and transpiration, will influence factors such as soil water and nitrogen availability that regulate the provisioning of plant and animal products from rangelands. Ecological consequences of the major climate change drivers—warming, pr

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Rangelands as Social–Ecological Systemsamework is not a research methodology or a checklist to identify problems. It is a conceptual framework designed to keep both the social and ecological components of a system in focus so that the interactions between them can be scrutinized for drivers of change and causes of specific outcomes. Resi