Re: What is "Range Management" Check the SRM glossary of terms used in Rangemanagement. It states the Range Management is "A distinct discipline founded on ecological principles and dealing with the use of rangelands and range resources for a variety of purposes. These purposes include luse as watersheds, wildlife habitat, grazing by livestock, recreation and aesthetics, as well as other associated uses." Good luck...
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Posted by keith guenther on February 01, 2001 at 23:41:36:
In Reply to: What is "Range Management" posted by Nate Williams on January 31, 2001 at 12:54:08:
: I need a definition to range management...what do you think it is...this is for a class project. Your response will be greatly appreciated.
: Nate
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- Re: What is "Range Management" Check the SRM glossary of terms used in Rangemanagement. It states the Range Management is "A distinct discipline founded on ecological principles and dealing with the use of rangelands and range resources for a variety of purposes. These purposes include luse as watersheds, wildlife habitat, grazing by livestock, recreation and aesthetics, as well as other associated uses." Good luck... Angelee 11:21:32 2/23/101
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- Re: What is "Range Management" Check the SRM glossary of terms used in Rangemanagement. It states the Range Management is "A distinct discipline founded on ecological principles and dealing with the use of rangelands and range resources for a variety of purposes. These purposes include luse as watersheds, wildlife habitat, grazing by livestock, recreation and aesthetics, as well as other associated uses." Good luck... Angelee 11:21:32 2/23/101
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- Re: What is "Range Management" Check the SRM glossary of terms used in Rangemanagement. It states the Range Management is "A distinct discipline founded on ecological principles and dealing with the use of rangelands and range resources for a variety of purposes. These purposes include luse as watersheds, wildlife habitat, grazing by livestock, recreation and aesthetics, as well as other associated uses." Good luck... Hossein Badripur 23:51:52 2/04/101
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