Vol 32, No 5 (2010)

Table of Contents

Articles

The Northern Great Plains as Viewed by the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Don Kirby
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2-4
Frederic Renner and Charlie Russell SRM Legacy
Tamra L. DeCock
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5-7
Ranching on the Right Side of History
Tom Isern
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8-11
Fort Keogh Livestock and Range Research Laboratory's Historic Role in the Settlement of the West and Present Contributions to Range Ecology and Livestock Research
Mark petersen
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12-16
Politics, Policy, Settlers, and Consequences for Canadian Prairie Grasslands: A Range Management Perspective
Arthur Bailey
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17-25
Potential Management Alternatives for Invaded Rangelands in the Northern Great Plains
Shawn Dekeyser
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26-31
Assessment of 4-H Range Management Programs in the United States
Kevin Allen
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32-36
Revegetation of Degraded Winterfat Communities
Charlie Clements Clements
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37-40
Rangelands of Band-e-Amir National Park and Ajar Provisional Wildlife Reserve, Afghanistan
Donald Bedunah
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41-52
Letter to the Editor
Fred Marshall
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53-54
Listening to the Land: Tracks Left While Muddling Through Overlapping Borders
Thad Box
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55-56
Browsing the Literature
Jeff Mosley
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57-59
Highlights: Rangeland Ecology & Management, September 2010
SRM SRM
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60-62