Rangeland watershed management

Abstract

Rangeland watershed management deals with the problem of how to use rangelands, not in terms of forage and livestock production alone, but on the basis, that forage production and water yield are interdependent and must therefore be considered together. Forage production and water yield form a natural unit and reflect the interactions of soil, geology, climate, and vegetation by providing a common end product - runoff or streamflow - that can be measured and appraised.

Citation

Love, L. D. 1959. Rangeland watershed management. In: Proceedings of The Society of American Foresters; September 28 - October 2, 1958. Washington, DC: Society of American Foresters. p. 198-200.