Vol 33, No 3 (2011)

Table of Contents

Articles

Special Issue Acknowledgments
SRM SRM
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2
An Introduction to the Special Issue on Pollinators
Amy C. Ganguli, Jason P. Harmon
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3
An Overview of Pollination in Rangelands: Who, Why, and How
Jason P. Harmon, Amy C> Ganguli, Michelle J. Solga
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4-8
Rangeland Management for Pollinators
Scott Hoffman Black, Matthew Shepherd, Maco Vaughan
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9-13
The Value of Pollinators and Pollinator Habitat to Rangelands: Connections Among Pollinators, Insects, Plant Communities, Fish, and Wildlife
Wendell Gilgert, Mace Vaughan
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14-19
The Hidden Benefits of Pollinator Diversity for the Rangelands of the Great Plains: Western Prairie Fringed Orchids as a Case Study
Steven E. Travers, Gerald M. Fauske, Kristina Fox, Andrew A. Ross, Marion O. Harris
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20-26
Meeting Wild Bees’ Needs on Western US Rangelands
James H. Cane
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27-32
Value of Wildland Habitat for Supplying Pollination Services to Californian Agriculture
Rebecca Chaplin-Kramer, Karin Tuxen-Bettman, Claire Kremen
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33-41
Buzzing the Literature
Michelle Solga
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42-44
Fur, Gold, and Settlement: The Building Blocks of Range Management in British Columbia
Alfred Bawtree, Lisa Zabek
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45-49
Thirty Years of Weather Change and Effects on a Grassland in the Peloncillo Mountains, New Mexico
William H. Moir
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50-57
Land as Seen From a Bee Tree
Thad Box
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58-59
Land Lines
Cindy Salo
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60-62
Letter to the Editor
Roger Blew
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63
Editorial
Joel Browm, Charles Hart, Lori Hidinger
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64-65
Browsing the Literature
Jeff Mosley
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66-68
Highlights
SRM SRM
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69-71