Track 17-1: People in Grasslands/Rangelands

The XXI International Grassland Congress / VIII International Rangeland Congress took place in Hohhot, China from June 29 through July 5, 2008.
Proceedings edited by Organizing Committee of 2008 IGC/IRC Conference
Published by Guangdong People's Publishing House

XXI International Grassland Congress/
VIII International Rangeland Congress:
People in Grasslands/Rangelands

	People, Culture and Nature in the Rural‐Urban Fringe: Impressions from a Study of Rural Gentrification in the English Midlands Martin Phillips, University of Leicester, UK
	Inheriting and Advancing the Essence of Nomadic Culture, and Searching for a New Course of Harmonious Development on the Grassland Zhongling Liu, University of Inner Mongolia, China Cunzhu Liang, Inner Mongolia University, China Lixing Wang, Inner Mongolia University, China Dunyuan Hao, University of Inner Mongolia, China Huaming Liu, Inner Mongolia University, China
	Traditional Ranching Heritage and Cultural Continuity in the Southwestern United States Carol Raish, U.S. Department of Agriculture Alice M. McSweeney, U.S. Department of Agriculture
	Traditional Grazing Systems Used by Pastoralists of Eastern Alborz (North of Iran) Hossein Barani, Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Iran
	The Management of Communal Grazing Areas of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa: People, Vegetation, and Policy Interactions S. Dube, University of Fort Hare, South Africa B. Moyo, University of Fort Hare, South Africa M. Lesoli, University of Fort Hare, South Africa P. J. Masika, University of Fort Hare, South Africa
	Traditional Rangeland Management Systems in Chitral Ismail Muhammad, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, Nepal
	Is the Pastoral Production System Compatible with the Ecosystem Sustainability?—Case of the Tropical African Sahel Bernard Toutain, CIRAD, France C. Ancey, CIRAD, France Alexandre Ickowicz, CIRAD, France
	Commercial Assets of the Senegalese Pastoral Population (Ferlo) A. Wane, CIRAD‐PPZS, Senegal Ibra Touré, CIRAD‐PPZS, Senegal V. Ancey, CIRAD‐PPZS, Senegal
	Knowledge in Practice: Exploring Rancher's Ecological Knowledge in NW Colorado Corrine Noel Knapp, Colorado State University Maria Fernandez‐Gimenez, Colorado State University
	Indigenous Knowledge‐Sustainable Decisions Comparing Local and Scientific Use of Plants as Indicators Gisela Baumann, University of Cologne, Germany B. Kemmerling, University of Cologne, Germany Anja Linstädter, University of Cologne, Germany
	A Research of the Living Environment in the Pasturing Area Yajuan Guo, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, China Yong Gao, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, China Xu Sun, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, China
	Cattle Producer Perceptions of Their Grazing Systems in the Rangelands of Northern Australia Cristine Hall, CSIRO, Australia Trevor Hall, CSIRO, Australia
	Traditional Knowledge of Mongolian Pastoralists and Scientific Evidence—A Case Study at a Forest‐Steppe in Northern Mongolia Yuki Morinaga, Meiji University, Japan T. Ozaki, Kagoshima University, Japan K. Kakinuma, University of Tokyo, Japan S. Takatsuki, Azabu University, Japan J. Chuluun
	Investigation of the Internal Mechanism of Pastoral Population and Grassland Degeneration—Using Xilingol as an Example YIng Tian, Inner Mongolia Academy of Social Sciences, China
	Necessity of Mobility Strategy to Risk Aversion Livestock Husbandry: A Case from Bayantala Village of Xilingol Prefecture, Inner Mongolia, China Yina Xie, Peking University, China Wenjun Li, Peking University, China Qian Zhang, Peking University, China Changling Li, Peking University, China Yanbo Li, Peking University, China
	Changed Relations: Understanding Conflicts in Pastoral Areas Shaoliang Yi, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, Nepal Ning Wu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Zhaoli Yan, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, Nepal Ismail Muhammad, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, Nepal
	Social and Cultural Implications of Scaling out Livestock Production in the Lao PDR Joanne Millar, Charles Sturt University, Australia
	From Nomadism to Agro‐Pastoralism: Strategies to Survive Ecological Challenges by the Maasai Community in Kenya P. N. Macharia, Kenya Soil Survey, Kenya
	Mongolian O‐Boo Culture and Biodiversity Conservation in Arbas Mountain, Ordos Plateau Manliang, Beijing Normal University, China Surguga, Beijing Normal University, China Shan Chen, Beijing Normal University, China Xinshi Zhang, Inner Mongolia Normal University, China
	Commercial Grazing versus Peri‐Urbanisation: Comparisons of Landscape Condition Cam K. McDonald, CSIRO, Australia Neil D. MacLeod, CSIRO, Australia John G. McIvor, CSIRO, Australia F. Kearney, CSIRO, Australia
	Nomadic Culture, a Mirror for Current Grassland Policy—A Case of Grassland of Inner Mongolia of China Nianyong Han, Chinese National Committee for MAB, China
	Deriving Basic Principles in Sustainable Management from Local Knowledge: Modelling Himba's Grazing Regime (Namibia) Birgit Müller, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung, Germany Anja Linstädter, University of Cologne, Germany K. Frank, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung, Germany M. Bollig, University of Cologne, Germany C. Wissel, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung, Germany
	The Perception of Management Needs in Bolivian Rural Communities Andrea Pardini, University of Florence‐Piazzale Cascine, Italy L. Angeli, University of Florence‐Piazzale Cascine, Italy F. Peduzzi, University of Florence‐Piazzale Cascine, Italy
	A Forage Book of International Impact Garry D. Lacefield, University of Kentucky Donald M. Ball, Auburn University Carl S. Hoveland, University of Georgia Donald L. Armstrong, International Plant Nutrition Institute
	Mongolian Nomadic Culture and Ecological Reconstruction in the Agro‐Pastoral Mosaic Zone in Northern China MunkhDalai A. Zhang, Bureau of Land and Mineral Resources of Hulunbuir City, China
	Contribution of Common Grazing Lands to People's Livelihood in Semi‐Arid India A. K. Misra, Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture, India Md Osman, Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture, India G. R. Korwar, Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture, India
	Comparison Study on the Development Mode of Nomadic Civilizations in Mongolia Plateau Jin Yi, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, China Jilqun Chen, Echoing Steppe Web Set, China Qimuge Wuren, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, China
	On the Coupling Relations and Applied Value of Herdsman and Grassland Ecosystem Kanglong Luo, Jihou University, China Yongfeng Lu, Jihou University, China
	Himalayan Rangelands Ecology and Animal Production Influenced by Changing Social and Economic Culture in Northern Areas of Pakistan Syed Hassan Raza, Livestock and Dairy Development Board, Pakistan

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