Highlights•The sustainable grazing management should focus on the biodiversity
conservation and the maintenance of ecosystem multifunctionality.•Grazing effects on …

Regenerative grazing management (ReGM) seeks to mimic natural grazing dynamics to
restore degraded soils and the ecological processes underpinning sustainable livestock …

Novel forms of drought are emerging globally, due to climate change, shifting teleconnection
patterns, expanding human water use, and a history of human influence on the environment …

Abstract Effects of long-term grazing removal on vegetation are highly variable across
ecosystems and grazing contexts. In some cases, long-term exclosures can be used to …

Alpine grasslands on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau (QTP) provide irreplaceable ecosystem
services to local and global communities. However, intensive human activities have caused …

Dryland ecosystems are fragile and under the context of climate change, the increased
frequency of short‐term climate variability will put them under additional stress, so the ability …

Management of domesticated ungulates on grasslands has the potential to affect ecosystem
function at landscape to global scales. In the southwestern United States, introduction of …

Improving the economic performance of range forage in drylands internationally faces
challenges from economic, ecological, and climate stress. Stakeholders in these drylands …

Mob-grazing involves maintaining high densities of livestock for short periods so that most
plants are either eaten or trampled, followed by long rest periods. This practice has been …

Wildfire activity is accelerating on many rangelands worldwide, yet the potential for grazing
to be used as a fire management tool remains largely unknown. Particularly, little is known …