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Shifting Grounds: Knowledge, Power, and Place in Changing Western Rangelands
Public rangelands in the American West are sites of enduring contestation, where ecological change, competing values, and institutional complexity converge. Long-standing debates over livestock grazing, wildlife conservation, and land stewardship highlight fundamental questions of whose knowledge co
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