Training
What is and isn't protected on working lands?
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Grey Hayes
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Description
See also: Protected Lands Management, Habitat Restoration
In this class, we explore how working lands may or may not protect biological diversity. Two major types of working lands - livestock and timber production areas - commonly occur across the planet as well as here on the central coast of California. What isn't protected on these lands that is on other types of protected lands, such as parks or in wilderness areas?
Documents and Publications
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| DOCUMENT | AUTHOR / SOURCE |
|---|---|
| WORKSHOP MATERIALS | |
| Lecture 6: What is and isn't protected on working lands PDF, 0B |
Grey Hayes ENVS 196 UCSC August 2013 |
| PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS | |
| Disturbance, Resources, and Exotic Plant Invasion: Gap Size Effects in a Redwood Forest DOC, 279KB |
Blair, B, Letourneau, D, Bothwell, S, Hayes, G Madrono 57: 11-19 2010 |
| Finding solutions for bird restoration and livestock management: comparing grazing exclusion levels PDF, 298KB |
Nelson, KS; Gray, EM; Evans, JR Ecological Applications 21: 547-554 2011 |
| OTHER INFORMATION | |
| The Report of the Ecological Society of America Committee on the Scientific Basis for Ecosystem Management. PDF, 2.5MB |
CHRISTENSEN, N.L., BARTUSKA, A.M., CARPENTER, S., D'ANTONIO, C.M., FRANCIS, R., FRANKLIN, J.F., MACMAHON, J.A., NOSS, R.F., PARSONS, D.J., PETERSON, C.H., TURNER, M.G. & WOODMANSEE, R.G. Ecological Applications 6: 665-691 1996 |
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