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Coastal Campsite Monitoring Protocol- Kenai Fjords National Park, Christopher Monz
Coastal Campsite Monitoring Protocol- Kenai Fjords National Park, Christopher Monz
Christopher Monz
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Development Of Campsite Monitoring Protocols In Kenai Fjords, F. Klasner, Christopher Monz, J. Cusick
Development Of Campsite Monitoring Protocols In Kenai Fjords, F. Klasner, Christopher Monz, J. Cusick
Christopher Monz
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The Consequences Of Backcountry Surface Disposal Of Human Waste In An Alpine, Temperate Forest And Arid Environment, M. D. Ells, Christopher Monz
The Consequences Of Backcountry Surface Disposal Of Human Waste In An Alpine, Temperate Forest And Arid Environment, M. D. Ells, Christopher Monz
Christopher Monz
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Pathways For Positive Cattle-Wildlife Interactions In Semi-Arid Rangelands, Kari E. Veblen
Pathways For Positive Cattle-Wildlife Interactions In Semi-Arid Rangelands, Kari E. Veblen
Kari E. Veblen
Livestock-wildlife interactions in rangelands are often viewed in terms of competition, but livestock and native ungulates can also benefit each other through long- term modifications of rangeland habitats. Here we synthesize research on rangelands in central Laikipia focusing on two types of cattle-wildlife interactions that have implications for their long-term coexistence. The first interaction occurs via redistribution of soil nutrients within the ecosystem, which is a consequence of the use of bomas (temporary corrals) to manage livestock. Our studies on two different soil types show that rotational boma management creates hectare-scale patches in the landscape that are enriched in soil …