Dardo R. López is currently a researcher at the INTA-Villa Dolores Forestry Station (EEA Manfredi) of the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA). His research focuses on ecology, socio-ecological resilience, forestry and agricultural sciences, and the sustainable management of ecosystems. In our Geo+ Lab: Ecology and Socio-ecological Sustainability Group, we promote sustainable development of Socio-Ecosystems in the Northwest Territory of Córdoba and Argentina; We do this through the generation of knowledge and innovations associated with: ecology, socio-ecological resilience and vulnerability, and forest and/or livestock management in forests, scrublands, savannas and/or pastures that make up the heterogeneity of natural and agricultural landscapes.
Commemoration of 30 years of publication on State Models and Transitions: recognition of the 10 best
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https://connectsci.au/rj/collection/399/Rangeland-Dynamics-and-State-and-Transition-Models Rangeland Dynamics and State and Transition Models: an Enduring Conceptual and Practical Framework The year 2019 marked the 30th anniversary of the publication of the seminal paper by Mark Westoby, Brian Walker and (the late) Imanuel Noy-Meir that introduced the state and transition concept to rangeland management.