Abstract We examine Adaptive Multi-Paddock (AMP) grazed with short grazing events and
planned recovery periods and paired ranches using Conventional Continuous Grazing (CG) …

Plant diversity supports multiple ecosystem functions, including carbon sequestration.
Recent shifts in plant diversity in rangelands due to increased grazing pressure and climate …

Grassland degradation is a complex process and cannot be thoroughly measured by a
single indicator, such as fractional vegetation cover (FVC), aboveground biomass (AGB), or …

To support sustainable food production and the delivery of ecosystem services through
ecological intensification, wildflower strips have become a popular strategy. Despite their …

Grazing is well-known to shape plant populations and plant communities and to affect
several compartment characteristics of grazed ecosystems. Semi-natural grassland …

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 …

Grassland ecosystems are essential resources for mobile pastoralism in drylands.
Understanding the temporal variability and disturbance in palatable species in grasslands is …

Questions What is the role of native and domestic herbivores in native–alien vegetation
changes in sub‐Antarctic forests? Does herbivory suppression increase native while …

Disturbance often increases local‐scale (α) diversity by suppressing dominant competitors.
However, widespread disturbances may also reduce biotic heterogeneity (β diversity) by …