Track 19-1: Land Use Change and Grasslands/Rangelands Tenure

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:
Land Use Change and Grasslands/Rangelands Tenure

	Co‐Management of Rangelands to Avoid the Tragedy of the Commons: Experiences from Highland Asia Zhaoli Yan, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, Nepal Camille Richard Ann Waters‐Bayer, ETC EcoCulture, The Netherlands
	Taming a 'Wicked' Policy Problem: A Policy Overview of Property Rights and Governance of Africa's Rangelands Esther Mwangi, Harvard University
	Sustainable Pasture Production on Reclaimed Coal Mine Soils Wayne F. Truter, University of Pretoria, South Africa N. F. G. Rethman, University of Pretoria, South Africa R. A. Kruger, Richonne Consulting, South Africa K. A. Reynolds, Eskom CR & D, South Africa P. C. de Jager, University of Pretoria, South Africa
	Integrating the Intensive and Extensive Rangeland Management Systems: The Ideal Choice for the Marsabit Pastoralists, Kenya Abdillahi A. Aboud, Egerton University, Kenya Isako Tura, Egerton University, Kenya Mark Mutinda, Egerton University, Kenya Edward Lentoror, Ministry of Livestock & Fisheries Development, Kenya Layne Coppock, Utah State University
	Common Property over Time: Access to and Distribution of Resources among Pastoralists in Central Tibet (1884‐2004) Kenneth Bauer, University of Oxford, UK
	Vegetation Management System for the Conversion of Degenerated Grasslands to Alfalfa Pastures in Inner Mongolia, China Min Ao, Kyoto University, Japan M. Ito, MicroForest Research Ltd., Japan K. Ito, MicroForest Research Ltd., Japan J. F. Yun, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, China
	Improving the Economic and Environmental Performance of a New Zealand Hill Country Pastoral Catchment Michael B. Dodd, AgResearch, New Zealand M. E. Wedderburn, AgResearch, New Zealand T. G. Parminter, AgResearch, New Zealand B. S. Thorrold, Dexcel, New Zealand J. M. Quinn, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand
	Kyrgyz Republic Reforms in Management of Pasture Resources Abdumalik Egemberdiev, Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Processing Industry, Kyrgyz Republic Renee Giovarelli, International Partners in Development
	Land Ownership as a Key Problem of Range Management in Iran A. A. Mehrabi, University of Tehran, Iran
	Land Use/Cover Change in Steppe Zone of Russia Elena V. Milanova, Moscow State University, Russia
	Rangeland Use Changing Effect on Soil Infiltration in Northeastern of Iran Hamid Mostafalou, Mazandaran University, Iran Mohammadreza Tatian, Islamic Azad University, Iran Reza Tamartash, University of Sari, Iran Hamid Jalilvand, University of Sari, Iran Safar Gholi Khajeh, University of Tehran, Iran
	Development of a Grassland Property Rights System Must Confront the Fragile Ecosystem Kanglong Luo, Jihou University, China AlaTanBaoLiGe, Inner Mongolia University, China
	Effect of Using Cultivated Forages on Herder's Income in Three Types Grassland Ecological Zones Limin Hua, Gansu Agricultural University, China Lian Yang, Gansu Agricultural University, China David Michalk, Department of Primary Industries, Australia Jianping Wu, Gansu Agricultural University, China
	A Shift in Natural Resources Management Paradigm: From Resources Sufficiency to Functional Integrity? Bernard Hubert, INRA, France
	Implementation of Mongolia's 2002 Land Law: Implications for Herders and Rangelands Maria E. Fernandez‐Gimenez, Colorado State University Batbuyan Batjav, Mongolian Institute of Geography, Mongolia
	Analysis of Infiltration and Surface Runoff in River Njoro Watershed Using a Rainfall Simulator M. O. Okelo, Egerton University, Kenya J. O. Onyando, Egerton University, Kenya W. A. Shivoga, Egerton University, Kenya C. M. Gichaba, Egerton University, Kenya S. N. Miller, University of Wyoming
	Cultivation in China Grassland: Angel or Devil? L. Yang, Inner Mongolia University, China X Y. Hou, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
	Whether or Not to Continue the Communal Land Practices? — the Comparative Case Studies of Two Tibetan Villages in the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau Yongping Yang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Yao Fu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
	The Use of Sustainable Agronomic Practices and Grazing to Manage Organic Olive Orchards in Western Australia C. Faiello, Curtin University of Technology, Australia Andrea Pardini, University of Florence‐Piazzale Cascine, Italy L. Litjens
	The Decline of Transhumance in the West and the Implications for Private Grazing Lands: California Case Studies Lynn Huntsinger, University of California, Berkeley Larry C. Forero, University of California, Davis Adriana Sulak, University of California, Berkeley

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