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Grass-counters, stock-feeders, and the dual orientation of applied science: the history of range science, 1895-1960

Heyboer, MaartenVirginia Tech1992

According to the predominant image, applied science is a linear, sequential process, the application of science. First scientists or applied scientists develop knowledge that satisfies the epistemic criteria of science, and applied scientists then find ways to use this certified knowledge to solve …

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An Economic Analysis of Contour Furrows and Gully Checks on the Frail Lands of Southeastern Utah

Simonson, Karl A.

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Trouble on the Range: When Does a National Park Become a Bison Zoo?

Hartley, SophiaMassachusetts Institute of Technology2024

… Park’s bison reside in the park’s northern range, a 380,000-acre network of valleys, mountains, and river basins. One of these valleys, Lamar, is a hotspot for bison viewing, but, unbeknownst to many casual tourists, the area has also long-been the center of an intense scientific debate. …

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Seasonal, Diurnal and Species Variation in Forage Moisture Content in Relation to Site on Mountain Summer Range of Northern Utah

Sharif, Chaudhry Mohammad

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Using Biophysical Geospatial and Remotely Sensed Data to Classify Ecological Sites and States

Stam, Carson A.

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