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Grazing and soil carbon: A social-ecological analysis of adaptive-multi paddock grazing on California rangelands
Rangelands are landscapes of uncertainty. Their management as “extensive” yet expansive agricultural landscapes is challenged by high temporal and spatial variability alongside unprecedented climatic, economic, and cultural uncertainties, including reliance on annual grasses with highly seasonal and
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