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Perception of Rangeland Degradation in Mongolia: The Role of Herder Groups and Local Ecological Knowledge
Local ecological knowledge is increasingly recognized for its potential contribution to the understanding of environmental changes, in complement to instrumental data. However, some studies point out that people can be exposed to external sources of knowledge, which may affect their perceptions. Her
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