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Meta-Analysis of Diet Composition and Potential Conflict of Wild Horses with Livestock and Wild Ungulates on Western Rangelands of North America☆

Rangeland Ecology & Management 2016

J. Derek Scasta a,⁎, Jeffrey L. Beck b, Catherine J. Angwin c

Wild horse management in western North America is an escalating concern for ecological integrity on these landscapes. Identifying potential diet overlap among horses, livestock, and wildlife will inform management decisions to optimize multiple interests.

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Posted by:
Gloria Edwards
Published on:
September 22, 2017

Categories: PublicationTags: all regions, grazing, livestock grazing, livestock management, rangeland management, Wildlife, wildlife and feral animals

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