UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences

rangeland

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

 

rangeland

NEWS, PROJECTS & EVENTS

Managing for Multiple Ecosystem Services, 1st Rangeland Science Symposium >>More
Livestock management during drought >>More
Public lands grazing and water quality >>More
Grazing for ecosystem services >>More
Hormones, pharmaceuticals, and water quality >>More

 

FEATURED PROJECT

Riparian Ecosystem Response to Timber Harvesting for the Purpose of Restoring Aspen
The management challenge we are facing is to design and implement prescriptive conifer removal strategies sufficient for restoration of encroached riparian aspen stands with minimal short-term and no long-term negative impacts on riparian resources. >>More

 

forest and stream

JUST PUBLISHED

Cattle Grazing and Conservation of a Meadow-Dependent Amphibian Species in the Sierra Nevada, PLoS ONE >>More
Cattle Grazing and Yosemite Toad Breeding Habitat, Rangeland Ecology Management >>More
Conservation Benefits of Rangeland Practices. USDA, NRCS >>More
Montane Meadows: Comparing Terrestrial and Aquatic Assessment Methods. Environ. Monit. Assess.>>More
Cattle Selection fo Aspen and Meadow Vegetation. Rangeland Ecology Management >>More
Soil Water in a Mediterranean-Type Oak Woodland. Vadose Zone Hydrology >>More

 

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