Tucson / Baja California Sur / La Paz / New York / /
Company
Sierra Nevada / Silvopastoralism / Tree Component Management / /
Country
United States / Mexico / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Arizona / Rocky Mountain Research Station / Fort Collins / Range Experiment Station / /
IndustryTerm
intensive management / watershed management / water supply systems / deferred grazing systems / Rotation systems / livestock products / mechanical and chemical methods / controlled grazing systems / chemicals / /
NaturalFeature
Component Southern Rocky Mountain Forests / Rocky Mountains / Sierra Coniferous Forests / Sierra Nevada Mountains / Rocky Mountain / Southern Rocky Mountain Forests / Sierra Nevada Forests / sierra Nevada / /
Organization
American Water Resources Association / School of Natural Resources / USDA Forest Service / USDS Forest Service / University of Arizona / /
Person
Gottfried / Violet spp / Peter F. Ffolliott / J. Van Abs / /
Position
General / /
Product
Silvicultural prescriptions / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Mexico / Utah / Nevada / M. B. / California / Arizona / Colorado / Colorado and northern New Mexico / /
Region
western Texas / southern New Mexico / western Colorado / southern California / southern Arizona / southeastern Arizona / SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES / southwestern New Mexico / northern Arizona / northern New Mexico / northwestern Arizona / /
AFTA 2005 Conference Proceedings SILVOPASTORALISM AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES Daniel G. Neary, Rocky Mountain Research Station, USDA Forest Service, Flagstaff, Arizona and