Modeling the Effects of Ecosystem Fragmentation and Restoration: Management Models for Mobile Animals

Published: Dec 1, 2003
Abstract
: SERDP project CS1145 explored alternative control and assessment strategies for knapweeds and annual brome, two non-indigenous plant taxa, on US military installations. These plant taxa infest large areas of the Western United States and they are a major concern for military bases. Heavy maneuvering of troops and equipment causes large disturbances where native vegetation is stressed, soil is lost, and invasive noxious plants often take hold....
Paper Details
Title
Modeling the Effects of Ecosystem Fragmentation and Restoration: Management Models for Mobile Animals
Published Date
Dec 1, 2003
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