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Management of public lands, and who should have access to them, is often contentious. Most ranches in the western US rely upon seasonal grazing access...
Read moreWe find three intertwined ambitions that drove federal legislation over wildlife and biodiversity at the beginning of the 20th Century: establishment ...
Read moreGardens are culturally shaped environments in which natural processes can be experienced. Thus, they offer insights into the relation people have with...
Read moreThere is a global need for observation systems that deliver regular, timely data on state and trends in biodiversity, but few have been implemented, a...
Read moreThe success of conservation initiatives often depends on the inclusion of diverse stakeholder interests in the decision-making process. Yet, there is ...
Read moreRestoration ecology that maximizes ecosystem services (ES) requires planning at large spatial scales, which are often the most meaningful for ecosyste...
Read moreThe colonization of suitable yet unoccupied habitat due to natural dispersal or human introduction can benefit recovery of threatened species. Predict...
Read moreRecreating on public land is increasingly popular in the Pacific Northwest. Recreation management requires balancing opportunities for people to enjoy...
Read moreSustainable working landscapes are critical to the conservation of biodiversity in the American West and its cultures of rural ranching and forestry. ...
Read moreRoads cause functional habitat loss, alter movement patterns and can become ecological traps for wildlife. Many of the negative effects of roads are l...
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