Vol 29, No 3 (2007)

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Volume 29, Number 3 (June 2007)
Editorial Board
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Frasier's philosophy.
G. Frasier
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Introduction: the working landscapes special issue.
L. Huntsinger, N.F. Sayre
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3-4
Private ranchlands and public land grazing in the southern Rocky Mountains.
C.B. Talbert, R.L. Knight, J.E. Mitchell
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5-8
Public land grazing in California: untapped conservation potential for private lands?
A. Sulak, L. Huntsinger
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9-12
Saving the ranch: fresh eyes on taxes, development, and conservation easements.
J.B. Wright, A. Anella
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13-20
Monitoring natural resources on rangeland conservation easements.
A.R. Rissman, R. Reiner, A.M. Merenlender
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21-26
Grassbank 2.0: building on what we have learned from the Valle Grande Grassbank.
C. White, C. Conley
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27-30
The California Rangeland Conservation Coalition.
S. Barry, T.K. Schohr, K. Sweet
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31-34
Creating a culture of innovation in ranching.
C.A. Kennedy, M.W. Brunson
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35-40
A history of working landscapes: the Altar Valley, Arizona, USA.
N.F. Sayre
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41-45
Native American management and the legacy of working landscapes in California.
L. Diekmann, L. Panich, C. Striplen
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46-50
Speaking with people in our profession: an interview with Dr Kirk McDaniel.
SRM SRM
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51-52
New roles for rangelands and grasslands.
K. Gordon
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53-55
Water harvesting from ranch roads.
J. Thorpe
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56-58
Essays of a peripheral mind.
K.M. Havstad
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59-60
SRM honor awards.
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61-72
Requiescat in pace: Everett R. Doman, 1912-2007.
Everett R Doman
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73
Listening to the land: landscapes, connections, sunsets, and the idea factory.
T. Box
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74-75
Browsing the literature.
J. Mosley
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76-78
Highlights: Rangeland Ecology & Management, May 2007.
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79-81
Book review.
J. Wiedemann
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Provo scientist designated Forest Service "super scientist".
SRM SRM
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83