Leveraging rangeland monitoring data for wildlife: From concept to practice
David S. Pilliod, Jeffrey L. Beck, Courtney J. Duchardt, Janet L. Rachlow, Kari E. Veblen
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David S. Pilliod, Jeffrey L. Beck, Courtney J. Duchardt, Janet L. Rachlow, Kari E. Veblen
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Available rangeland data, from field-measured plots to remotely sensed landscapes, provide much needed information for mapping and modeling wildlife habitats. Better integration of wildlife habitat characteristics into rangeland monitoring schemes is needed for most rangeland wildlife species at varying spatial and temporal scales. Here, we aim to stimulate use of and inspire ideas about rangeland monitoring data in the context of wildlife habitat modeling and species conservation.
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Available rangeland data, from field-measured plots to remotely sensed landscapes, provide much needed information for mapping and modeling wildlife habitats. Better integration of wildlife habitat characteristics into rangeland monitoring schemes is needed for most rangeland wildlife species at varying spatial and temporal scales. Here, we aim to stimulate use of and inspire ideas about rangeland monitoring data in the context of wildlife habitat modeling and species conservation.
Key concepts: Rangeland, Wildlife, Habitat, Context (archaeology), Wildlife conservation, Geography, Environmental resource management, Rangeland management