Vol 36, No 2 (2014)

Table of Contents

Articles

Sponsored Issue Acknowledgments
Yan Han
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2
Humans in Changing Shrubland Ecosystems
Rosemary L. Pendleton, Stanley G. Kitchen
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3-4
Unwanted No More: Land Use, Ecosystem Services, and Opportunities for Resilience in Human-In uenced Shrublands
Mark Brunson
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5-11
Valuing and Rewarding Ecosystem Services From Rangelands
Neil D. MacLeod, Joel R. Brown
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12-19
Uncertainty, Impermanence Syndrome, and Public Land Ranching
Samuel F. Parry, Rhonda Skaggs
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20-24
The Changing Role of Shrubs in Rangeland-Based Livestock Production Systems: Can Shrubs Increase Our Forage Supply?
ichard E. Estell
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25-31
Learning to Live With Cheatgrass: Giving Up or a Necessary Paradigm Shift?
Stanley G. Kitchen
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32-36
Asymmetric Ecological and Economic Responses for Rangeland Restoration: A Case Study of Tree Thickening in Queensland, Australia
Neil D. MacLeod, Joe C. Scanlan, Joel R. Brown
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37-44
Incorporating Ecosystem Services Into Economic Assessments of Restoration Projects
L. Allen Torell, Gregory L. Torell, Rhonda K. Skaggs
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45-51
Deep Planting Long-Stem Nursery Stock: An Innovative Method to Restore Riparian Vegetation in the Arid Southwest
David R. Dreesen, Gregory A. Fenchel
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52-56
alks and Posters Presented at the 17th Wildland Shrub Symposium, May 22–24, 2012, Las Cruces, NM
Yan Han
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57-60
Judge Not The Axeman
Thad Box
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61-62
Browsing the Literature
Jeff Mosely
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63-65
Highlights
Yan Han
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66-68