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Sam Fuhlendorf Part 2, Conserving Pattern & Process Through Creative Grazing
Disturbances are necessary processes to create botanical diversity, but also changing diversity, across space and time.
Listen to part 2 of this interview with Dr. Sam Fuhlendorf, Regents Professor of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at Oklahoma State University.
Sam Fuhlendorf Part 1, Managing Rangelands for Heterogeneity
"Six patches make you six times less likely to be entirely wrong". Diversity and variability drive rangeland health. Healthy rangelands provide an array of ecological and social goods and services.
Listen to part 1 of this interview with Dr. Sam Fuhlendorf, Regents Professor of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at Oklahoma State University.
Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center: Burns
Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center: Burns
We are proud to collaborate with USDA-ARS in research that supports beef cattle production while addressing issues critical to rangeland ecology. Learn more about our unique partnership below.
