Rangelands in a sentence

Balochistan is rich in natural resources such as mineral deposits and extensive rangelands.

Furthermore, healthy rangelands support a wide variety of plant species, protect watersheds, and improve overall ecosystem resilience.

Cattle on rangelands were being fed supplemental hay and protein.

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) coordinated the daring rescue and was joined by Save Giraffes Now and the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT).

Pastures and rangelands were very poor to fair with most areas reporting poor to very poor grazing conditions.

That’s “code” for opening the County’s rangelands and other restricted zones to new cultivation; allowing unlimited permits per parcel; and allowing cultivation acreage to grow right along with whatever the State’s allows.

As climate change continues to influence rangelands, crops and livestock, as well as pollinators, diseases, pests and weeds, scientists continue to look for ways farmers, ranchers and land managers can adapt to those changes.

During their training in Central Australia they will learn skills including horse and motorbike riding; animal husbandry and welfare; breeding and genetics; rangelands management; and how to work safely in the beef industry.

Finally, to suggest that Colorado’s undeveloped native rangelands should be converted into intensive farmland to grow sunflower and potatoes is frankly offensive.

Pasture and rangelands were in good to fair condition in southern parts of the district and in poor condition in northeast areas.

Pastures and rangelands were in fair condition.

In many of these areas farmers and ranchers partner with federal agencies to graze livestock on BLM and Forest Service rangelands.

The BLM and Forest Service are committed to strong relationships with the ranching community and work closely with permittees to ensure public rangelands remain healthy, productive working landscapes.

By the late 1830s the most fertile rangelands adjacent to the mountains ranges had been explored and some settled.

Due to an increase in Maasai population, loss of cattle populations to disease, and lack of available rangelands due to new park boundaries, the Maasai were forced to develop new ways of sustaining themselves.

Garrett Hardin 's article, outlining the "tragedy of the commons", as well as Melville Herskovits ' "cattle complex" helped to influence ecologists and policy makers about the harm Maasai pastoralists were causing to savannah rangelands.

Gobi rangelands are fragile and are easily destroyed by overgrazing, which results in expansion of the true desert, a stony waste where not even Bactrian camels can survive.

Oaks ( Quercus spp.) may be the single most important genus used by wildlife for food and cover in California forests and rangelands, and California black oak occupies more total area in California than any other hardwood species.

The highest population densities of the Red Kangaroo occur in the rangelands of western New South Wales.

Today, Forest Service researchers work in a range of biological, physical, and social science fields to promote sustainable management of United States' diverse forests and rangelands.