- Title
- Western Land Managers will Need all Available Tools for Adapting to Climate Change, Including Grazing: A Critique of Beschta et al.
- Creators
- Tony Svejcar - Agricultural Research ServiceChad Boyd - Agricultural Research ServiceKirk W Davies - Agricultural Research ServiceMatthew D Madsen - Agricultural Research ServiceJon Bates - Agricultural Research ServiceRoger L Sheley - Agricultural Research ServiceClayton Marlow - Montana State UniversityDavid Bohnert - Oregon State UniversityMike Borman - Oregon State UniversityRicardo Mata-Gonzalez - Oregon State UniversityJohn Buckhouse - Oregon State UniversityTamzen Stringham - University of Nevada RenoBarry Perryman - University of Nevada RenoSherman Swanson - University of Nevada RenoKenneth W Tate - University of California, DavisMel George - University of California, DavisGeorge Ruyle - University of ArizonaBruce A Roundy - Brigham Young UniversityChris Call - Utah State UniversityKevin Jensen - Utah State UniversityKaren L Launchbaugh - University of IdahoAmanda Gearhart - University of IdahoLance Vermeire - Miles CollegeJohn A Tanaka - University of WyomingJustin D Derner - Agricultural Research ServiceGary W Frasier - Agricultural Research ServiceKris M Havstad - Lasen
- Publication Details
- Environmental Management, Vol.53(6), pp.1035-138
- Identifiers
- 996631245701851
- Academic Unit
- Rangeland Center; Forest, Rangeland, and Fire Sciences
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article
Journal article
Western Land Managers will Need all Available Tools for Adapting to Climate Change, Including Grazing: A Critique of Beschta et al.
Environmental Management, Vol.53(6), pp.1035-138
2014
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