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RANGELAND RESILIENCE FOLLOWING WILDFIRE: OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRAZING?

Objective

Major goals of the projectWe will investigate vegetation, soil, and cattle response during the first year after a late-summer wildfire. The major goal of the project is to determine whether cattle grazing during the first growing season after wildfire can sustain or enhance rangeland health.ResearchObjective A: Evaluate wildfire and livestock grazing effects on Northern Great Plains rangeland vegetation during the first year after a late-summer wildfire.Objective B: Evaluate wildfire and livestock grazing effects on Northern Great Plains rangeland soil during the first year after a late-summer wildfire.ExtensionObjective A: Use co-production science to integrate stakeholder knowedge and perspectives into the project's research objectives, methods, data analyses and interpretations, and educational products.Objective B: Develop and communicate new, post-wildfire cattle grazing guidelines.

Investigators
Mosley, J.; McGranahan, DE, AL.; Wonkka, CA, .; Dangi, SA, .; Angerer, JA, .
Institution
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Start date
2023
End date
2024
Project number
MONB2022-11365
Accession number
1029823