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This document examines the rangeland resources of Montana in 1971, focusing on conservation efforts and management strategies. Authored by the Montana Conservation Division in collaboration with Montana State University, this work draws upon the expertise of state agencies and academic institutions to provide a comprehensive overview of the state's rangelands. It likely details the ecological conditions, land use practices, and challenges faced in maintaining these vital resources during that period. The program's findings and recommendations form the core of the presented argument, aiming to inform policy and practice for sustainable rangeland management.
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Page Count:
108
Publication Date:
2018-03-03
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1379112524
ISBN-13:
9781379112525
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