ABOUT THE LAB
Our research and outreach focuses on the diverse managed ecosystems that comprise California rangelands. We study and promote management to support the multitude of services that rangelands provide to society. >>More
JUST PUBLISHED
Oak Conservation Maintains Native Grass Stands Biodivers. Conserv. >>More
Quantifying the Consequences of Conifer Succession in Aspen Stands Environ. Monit. Assess. >>More
Cattle Grazing and Conservation of a Meadow-Dependent Amphibian Species PLoS ONE >>More
NEWS & EVENTS
Vacant Position as a Livestock/Natural Resource Advisor Serving Humboldt and Del Norte Counties Conduct a multi-county-based extension, education, and applied research program that that will focus on livestock production including nutrition, health and management, food safety . . . will have a natural resource component to their program and address water quality, soil quality, wildlife habitat and management as well as forage production and grazing strategies that support ecosystem services >>More
Effects of Climate Change on Range Forage Production in the San Francisco Bay Area Shifts in forage production will affect the economic viability and conservation strategies for rangelands in the San Francisco Bay Area. >>More
Rangeland Conference Brings a Diversity of Voices to UC Davis Ranchers, researchers and conservationists met this last winter under one roof to discuss the biggest issues facing rangelands. The conference, Jan. 24 and 25 at UC Davis, combined the 8th Annual California Rangeland Conservation Coalition Summit with the 2nd Rangeland Science Symposium, covering a wide breadth of rangeland topics. >>More
Protecting and Enhancing Your Most Critical Rangeland Resources A hands on workshop, at UC Sierra Foothill Research and Extension Center, to learn about a broad scope of rangeland topics ranging from adaptive management and ranch-scale Medusahead control to foothill abortion management and vaccine development. May 7th, 2013. >>More
