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2023

Copeland, Stella M et al. “Variable Effects Of Long‐Term Livestock Grazing Across The Western United States Suggest Diverse Approaches Are Needed To Meet Global Change Challenges”. Applied Vegetation Science 26.1 (2023): n. pag. Web. Applied Vegetation Science.

Price, William J et al. “Managing Medusahead Using Dormant Season Grazing In The Northern Great Basin”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 90 (2023): 146 - 156. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Renner, Dirk et al. “Threat-Based Management For Creeks, Streams, And Rivers: A Manager’s Guide For Understanding And Managing Flowing Waters In Sagebrush Ecosystems Of The Pacific Northwest”. 2023: n. pag. Print.

Davies, Kirk W, Jonathan D Bates, and Lauren Svejcar. “Native Lagomorphs Prolong Legacy Effects Limiting Restoration Of Imperiled Shrub‐Steppe Communities”. Restoration Ecology 31.4 (2023): n. pag. Web. Restoration Ecology.

Svejcar, Lauren, Kirk W Davies, and Alison L Ritchie. “Ecological Restoration In The Age Of Apocalypse”. Global Change Biology 29.17 (2023): 4706 - 4710. Web. Global Change Biology.

Davies, Kirk W et al. “Effects Of Using Indaziflam And Activated Carbon Seed Technology In Efforts To Increase Perennials In Ventenata Dubia–Invaded Rangelands”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 88 (2023): 70 - 76. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Boyd, Chad S et al. “Using Virtual Fencing To Create Fuel Breaks In The Sagebrush Steppe”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 89 (2023): 87 - 93. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Davies, Kirk W, Dustin D Johnson, and Joe Smith. “Frequent And Catastrophic Wildfires In Great Basin Rangelands: Time For A Proactive Management Approach”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 89 (2023): 1 - 2. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Larson, Julie E et al. “A Recruitment Niche Framework For Improving Seed‐Based Restoration”. Restoration Ecology 31.7 (2023): n. pag. Web. Restoration Ecology.

Crist, Michele R et al. “Trends, Impacts, And Cost Of Catastrophic And Frequent Wildfires In The Sagebrush Biome”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 89 (2023): 3 - 19. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Beck, Jeffrey L et al. “Chapter 10 Sage-Grouse ”. Rangeland Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (2023): 295-338. Web. Rangeland Wildlife Ecology And Conservation.

Smith, Joseph T et al. “Where There's Smoke, There's Fuel: Dynamic Vegetation Data Improve Predictions Of Wildfire Hazard In The Great Basin”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 89 (2023): 20 - 32. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Davies, Kirk W et al. “Influence Of Directional Side Of Sagebrush Canopies And Interspaces On Microhabitats”. Basic and Applied Ecology 72 (2023): 16 - 21. Web. Basic And Applied Ecology.

2022

Copeland, Stella M et al. “Stomatal Conductance Relates To Sagebrush Transplant Survival Across Planting Season And Size-Class”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 80 (2022): 26 - 30. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Schroeder, V. et al. “Managing Invasive Annual Grasses, Annually: A Case For More Case Studies”. Rangelands 44.3 (2022): 210-217. Web. Rangelands.

Bates, Jonathan D, and Kirk W Davies. “Early Succession Following Prescribed Fire In Low Sagebrush (Artemisia Arbuscula Var. Arbuscula) Steppe”. Western North American Naturalist 82.1 (2022): 50-66. Web. Western North American Naturalist.

Wollstein, Katie et al. “Minimize The Bad Days: Wildland Fire Response And Suppression Success”. Rangelands 44.3 (2022): 187 - 193. Web. Rangelands.

Andrew, Nigel R et al. “What's Hot And What's Not – Identifying Publication Trends In Insect Ecology”. Austral Ecology 47.1 (2022): 5 - 16. Web. Austral Ecology.

Wollstein, Katie et al. “Toward Integrated Fire Management To Promote Ecosystem Resilience”. Rangelands 44.3 (2022): 227 - 234. Web. Rangelands.

Davies, Kirk W et al. “Using Postfire Spatial Variability To Improve Restoration Success With Seeded Bitterbrush”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 83 (2022): 117 - 123. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Arispe, Sergio A et al. “Strategic Partnerships To Leverage Small Wins For Fine Fuels Management”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 85 (2022): 66 - 75. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

O'Connor, Rory et al. “Elevated Co2 Counteracts Effects Of Water Stress On Woody Rangeland-Encroaching Species”. Tree Physiology (2022): n. pag. Web. Tree Physiology.

Boyd, Chad S. “Managing For Resilient Sagebrush Plant Communities In The Modern Era: We're Not In 1850 Anymore”. Rangelands 44.3 (2022): 167-172. Web. Rangelands.

Smith, Joseph T et al. “The Elevational Ascent And Spread Of Exotic Annual Grass Dominance In The Great Basin, Usa”. Diversity and Distributions 28.1 (2022): 83 - 96. Web. Diversity And Distributions.

Copeland, Stella M et al. “Management And Environmental Factors Associated With Simulated Restoration Seeding Barriers In Sagebrush Steppe”. Restoration Ecology E13722 (2022): n. pag. Web. Restoration Ecology.

Fernández-Guisuraga, José Manuel et al. “Estimates Of Fine Fuel Litter Biomass In The Northern Great Basin Reveal Increases During Short Fire-Free Intervals Associated With Invasive Annual Grasses”. Science of The Total Environment (2022): 160634. Web. Science Of The Total Environment.

Hamerlynck, Erik P, and Rory O'Connor. “Photochemical Performance Of Reproductive Structures In Great Basin Bunchgrasses In Response To Soil-Water Availability”. AoB PLANTS 14.1 (2022): n. pag. Web. Aob Plants.

Davies, Kirk W et al. “Grazing Management To Reduce Wildfire Risk In Invasive Annual Grass Prone Sagebrush Communities”. Rangelands 44.3 (2022): 194 - 199. Web. Rangelands.

Bohnert, David W et al. Oregon Beef Council Report 2022 Edition. 2022. Print.

Schroeder, V. et al. “Weather Explains Differences In Sagebrush-Obligate Songbird Nest Success Under Various Grazing Regimes”. Global Ecology and Conservation 34 (2022): e02010. Web. Global Ecology And Conservation.

Johnson, Dustin D et al. “Ratcheting Up Resilience In The Northern Great Basin”. Rangelands 44.3 (2022): 200 - 209. Web. Rangelands.

Pau, Stephanie et al. “Poor Relationships Between Neon Airborne Observation Platform Data And Field‐Based Vegetation Traits At A Mesic Grassland”. Ecology 103.2 (2022): 1-10. Web. Ecology.

Svejcar, Lauren et al. “A New Perspective And Approach To Ecosystem Restoration: A Seed Enhancement Technology Guide And Case Study”. Restoration Ecology (2022): n. pag. Web. Restoration Ecology.

Boyd, Chad S et al. “Virtual Fencing Effectively Excludes Cattle From Burned Sagebrush Steppe”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 81 (2022): 55 - 62. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Davies, Kirk W, Jonathan D Bates, and Lauren Svejcar. “Reducing Exotic Annual Grass Competition Did Not Improve Shrub Restoration Success During A Drought”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 85 (2022): 9 - 14. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Palmer, Elizabeth A et al. “Timing Of Maternal Supplementation Of Dried Distillers Grains During Late Gestation Influences Postnatal Growth, Immunocompetence, And Carcass Characteristics Of Bos Indicus-Influenced Beef Calves”. Journal of Animal Science 100.2 (2022): n. pag. Web. Journal Of Animal Science.

Svejcar, Lauren, and Alison L Ritchie. “Perth’s Globally Unique Banksia Woodlands, A Threatened Ecological Community In Review”. 2022: 3-7. Print.

Palmer, Elizabeth A et al. “Effects Of Maternal Winter Vs. Year-Round Supplementation Of Protein And Energy On Postnatal Growth, Immune Function, And Carcass Characteristics Of Bos Indicus-Influenced Beef Offspring”. Journal of Animal Science 100.3 (2022): 1-19. Web. Journal Of Animal Science.

“Perth’s Globally Unique Banksia Woodlands, A Threatened Ecological Community In Review”. 2022: 3-7. Print.

Davies, Kirk W et al. “Off-Season Grazing Reduces Exotic Annual Grasses And Increases A Native Bunchgrass”. Oregon Cattleman March (2022): 30-33. Web. Oregon Cattleman.

Boyd, Chad S. A Sagebrush Conservation Design To Proactively Restore America’s Sagebrush Biome. 2022. Print.

Davies, Kirk W et al. “What Is Driving The Proliferation Of Exotic Annual Grasses In Sagebrush Communities? Comparing Fire With Off-Season Grazing”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 82 (2022): 76 - 85. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Thomas, T.W. et al. “Effects Of A Decade Of Grazing Exclusion On Three Wyoming Big Sagebrush Community Types”. Global Ecology and Conservation 40 (2022): e02338. Web. Global Ecology And Conservation.

Davies, Kirk W et al. “Moderate Grazing During The Off-Season (Fall-Winter) Reduces Exotic Annual Grasses In Sagebrush-Bunchgrass Steppe”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 82 (2022): 51 - 57. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Copeland, Stella M et al. “Influence Of Weather On Production Dynamics In Wyoming Big Sagebrush Steppe Across Plant Associations”. Rangeland Ecology & Management 85 (2022): 48 - 55. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

Davies, Kirk W, Stella M Copeland, and Jonathan D Bates. “Grazing Effects On Shrub-Induced Resource Islands And Herbaceous Vegetation Heterogeneity In Sagebrush-Steppe Communities”. Global Ecology and Conservation 35 (2022): e02106. Web. Global Ecology And Conservation.

2021

Copeland, Stella M et al. “Recovery Of The Herbaceous Component Of Degraded Sagebrush Steppe Is Unimpeded By 75 Years Of Moderate Cattle Grazing”. Ecosphere 12.3 (2021): 1-20. Web. Ecosphere.

Wisdom, Michael et al. “Ungulate Grazing Relationships With Riparian Restoration: Meadow Creek Experiment”. National Stream and Aquatic Ecology Center Summer 2021 (2021): 1-8. Print. National Stream And Aquatic Ecology Center.

Wollstein, Katie, C.B. Wardropper, and D.R. Becker. “Outcome-Based Approaches For Managing Wildfire Risk: Institutional Interactions And Implementation Within The “Gray Zone””. Rangeland Ecology & Management 77 (2021): 101 - 111. Web. Rangeland Ecology & Management.

R. Connell, Kent et al. “Spatial Variation In Soil Microbial Processes As A Result Of Woody Encroachment Depends On Shrub Size In Tallgrass Prairie”. Plant & Soil (2021): 359-373. Web. Plant & Soil.

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