Episodio 270. Pastoreo teniendo en cuenta la fauna silvestre, parte 2

This episode of Voices from the Field continues a conversation between Dr. Sam Fuhlendorf of Oklahoma State University and NCAT Grazing Specialist Linda Poole about using grazing to bolster, rather than unintentionally harm, desirable wildlife on farms and ranches.

Many regenerative ranchers use mob grazing – dense herds of livestock grazing a place for a very brief time before moving on – to increase grass production and improve soil health. It has been a successful strategy for graziers around the world, but often also affects bird populations and other wildlife.

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Sam and Linda talk about the role of fire in range management and the positive effect it can have for wildlife. They also discuss applying range management strategies on smaller operations and regionally.

Otros recursos:

The Prairie Project

Samuel D. Fuhlendorf Publications

Conservation of Pattern and Process: Developing an Alternative Paradigm of Rangeland Management

Animals, Fences and Fires: Heterogeneity and Grassland Management

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