Crowd sourcing rangeland vegetation conditions

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Published on June 2015

byCornell University

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Jensen, N. 2015. Crowd sourcing rangeland vegetation conditions. Presented at the IBLI policy workshop, Nairobi, 9 June 2015. Ithaca, NY (USA): Cornell University.

Authors

Jensen, Nathaniel D.

drylands
environment
insurance
livestock
pastoralism
rangelands

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