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Effect of habitat protection on plant vegetation characteristics and rangeland condition of Zayandehrud watershed management research site

Zahra Jaberalansar; Babak Bahreininejad; Alireza Eftekhari; Masoud Borhani

Volume 30, Issue 3 , January 2024, , Pages 424-440

Abstract
  Background and objectivesThe study of vegetation changes under habitat protection conditions has a significant role in rangeland management. The studies confirm that permanent changes in rangelands in terms of plant composition, canopy cover, and forage production are influenced by ecological and management ...  Read More

Investigation of grazing behavior of camels in the rangelands of Tabas desert

Mohammad Abolghasemi; Hannaneh Mohammadi Kangarani; Hosein Azarnivand; Mohammadali Emami Meybodi

Volume 28, Issue 1 , April 2021, , Pages 118-128

Abstract
     Rangelands are composed of different plant species with different vegetative characteristics that have a certain grazing value. Hence, the grazing livestock also shows a special grazing behavior according to it. Without knowing these behaviors, planning and managing rangelands and livestock ...  Read More

Ecological capability evaluation of Baluchi's rangelands of Lar city to develop range management plan

Moharam Ashrafzadeh; hamid niknahad; fazlolllah ahmadi mir ghaed; somayeh jafari

Volume 23, Issue 3 , January 2017, , Pages 636-644

Abstract
  The use of nature in a way that is least harmful to the environment and the best efficiency is achieved for humans is possible when all factors and phenomena involved in environment are considered in the planning of land.For this purpose, this research was aimed to assess the ecological capability for ...  Read More

Comparison of plant and soil organic matter properties in exclusion and grazing areas (Case study: Mashhad rangelands)

Hosein Tavakoli; Hosein Yoshti; Alireza Khodashenas

Volume 21, Issue 3 , December 2014, , Pages 416-423

Abstract
  Study on plant vegetation changes has many applications for range improvement and range management. Plant vegetation percentage, production and composition were studied over four years in a17-year exclusion area and a grazing area in Golestan Research Station in Mashhad City. Soil organic matter content ...  Read More

Application of SWAT to model forage production of Sagebrush rangelands in steppe and semi-steppe regions of Iran

Mozhgan sadat Azimi; Gholam Ali Heshmati; Mehdi Farahpour; Abdolreza Bahremand

Volume 21, Issue 2 , August 2014, , Pages 336-346

Abstract
  Sagebrush rangelands in Iran with 39.71 million hectares include more than 46% of the total rangelands, and are recognized as an important and dominant rangeland species in Iran-Turan flora. These lands are often associated with grazing of livestock and wildlife. To determine how to better manage ...  Read More

Application of analytical hierarchy process and geographic information system in capability evaluation of Babolrood basin lands for range management

Omid Karami; Seyed Mohammad Hosseini Nasr

Volume 20, Issue 1 , June 2013, , Pages 101-114

Abstract
  Determination of land capability for optimal use of land and prevention from land degradation due to improper use is an effective step towards sustainable development strategy. Due to the importance of the issue, in this study, ecological capability of Babolrood basin-Mazandaran for range management ...  Read More

Native mechanisms in range management of Kalhor tribe's nomads

Abdolhamid Papzan; Nashmil Afshazadeh

Volume 17, Issue 3 , October 2010, , Pages 476-488

Abstract
  Human being, now and in future, absolutely requires natural resources to continue his life especially rangelands as the most vital bed for sustainable development of environment and ecological phenomena, main feed supply for livestock in traditional animal husbandry system and so forth. Rangelands with ...  Read More