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Showing items 27847 through 27855 of 73561.Although spatial scale is important for understanding ecological processes and guiding conservation planning, studies combining a range of scales are rare.
Larch tree species (Larix Mill.) are both ecologically and commercially valuable in their native range and are the focus of many restoration, afforestation, and commercial reforestation efforts in the boreal forests of the northern hemisphere.
Tropical coastal wetlands form complex and dynamic ecosystems based on a mixture of vegetation, soil, and water components.
Water is critical to protecting wetlands in arid regions, especially in agriculture-dominated watersheds. This comparative case study analyzes three federal wildlife refuges in the Bear River Basin of the U.S.
We examined the impacts of the Satsunai River Dam on the hydrology and development of riparian vegetation along the upper and lower reaches of the Satsunai River downstream from the dam.
The economic feasibility of utilizing woody biomass to produce biofuel lies in the willingness to harvest by non-industrial private forest (NIPF) landowners, who control 71% of forestland in the southern United States.
This work is settled in the context of the Project "Characterization, Cartography and Evaluation of Spanish pastures" (INIA-CCAA OTOO-037-C17).
In the North American upper Great Lakes region, forests dominated by the aspens (Populus grandidentata Michx. - bigtooth aspen, and P. tremuloides Michx.
Land and water degradation due to on-site soil/nutrient loss and off-site pollution/sedimentation are serious environmental problems. Landscape planning and management tools are essential to implement best management practices targeted at locations where they are needed most.
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