To ranch or not to ranch: home on the urban range?

By Robin H. Liffmann, L. Huntsinger, L. Forero. 2000

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Research, part of a Special Feature on Sustaining Ecosystem Services in Cultural Landscapes: Analysis and Management Options Ecosystem Services are Social-ecological Services in a Traditional Pastoral System: the Case of California's Mediterranean Rangelands (2014, background): “Maintaining contiguous ranches benefits available habitat, and synergistically benefits the ranching community by providing a “critical mass” of ranches that can support ranching and marketing infrastructure and reduce conflicts with other land uses (Liffmann et al. 2000).”
Ranchland Ownership Dynamics in the Rocky Mountain West (2005, background): “Ownership is an important human dimension of rangeland health and sustainability (Mitchell 2000), but our understanding of the current dynamics of ranch real estate is poor, limited by the difficulty of collecting and analyzing data on private land ownership.”