Infusing ‘long-term’ into social science rangelands research

J.D. Wulfhorst , Jasmine E. Bruno , David Toledo , Hailey Wilmer , David W. Archer , Dannele Peck , David Huggins
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  • Social science rangelands research has advanced substantively in the last few decades as a multidisciplinary endeavor, and notably through increased capacity to integrate with ecologically centered approaches.

  • The diversity of social science-related contributions to rangelands research continues to expand with both breadth and depth of approaches, perspectives, and backgrounds of participating scholars.

  • The USDA Long-term Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) Network advances a unique long-term and large-scale effort to incorporate social science research into a long-term “common experiment” across multiple sites within varied rangelands contexts of the United States.

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将“长期”注入社会科学牧场研究
•在过去的几十年里,社会科学牧场研究作为一个多学科的努力取得了实质性的进展,特别是通过增加与生态中心方法相结合的能力。•随着参与学者的方法、观点和背景的广度和深度,与社会科学相关的对牧场研究的贡献的多样性继续扩大。•美国农业部长期农业生态系统研究(LTAR)网络推进了一项独特的长期和大规模的努力,将社会科学研究纳入美国不同牧场背景下多个地点的长期“共同实验”。
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