Rangelands in Iran are faced with a considerable level of degradation and human interventions due to pressures for increased food production and the need to generate more benefits for an increasing population. A first step in solving this problem is to develop methodology to efficiently analyse the current situation and effectively reallocate rangelands into optimum land uses. To achieve an agreed solution for land allocation, an interactive approach is required to recognize and comprehensively assess different alternatives. This paper suggests an introductory framework for developing a decision support system for allocation of rangeland areas into the most optimum use
peer reviewedStocking rate and rangeland area are key variables to provide the livelihood of herders...
Severe land fragmentation, degradation, and pollution problems will force us to think about a rural ...
Since the early 1980s, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Int...
Rangelands, like other natural resources are subject to many changes. In Iran, one of the changes is...
Rangelands, like other natural resources are subject to many changes. In Iran, one of the changes is...
Overgrazing and untimely grazing are common on rangelands in Iran often because of land tenure ambig...
The continued viability and productivity of commercial and emerging agriculture in KwaZulu-Natal Pro...
Extensive livestock grazing even in unsuitable land has increasingly grown in most parts of semi-ari...
This paper reports the continuation of a line of research exploring livelihood alternatives employin...
Land use planning involves making decisions regarding the use of land resources with the primary aim...
A linear programming model was developed to help in the management of range resource systems. This a...
In Iran, 80 to 90% of the livestock production is associated with rangeland but 48% of the rangeland...
Nowadays, severe destruction in Zagros forests is obvious because of environmental and socio-economi...
It is widely recognized that approaching sustainability in rangeland management needs to take many c...
Rangelands contribute significantly toward improving livelihoods, offering food security, trade and ...
peer reviewedStocking rate and rangeland area are key variables to provide the livelihood of herders...
Severe land fragmentation, degradation, and pollution problems will force us to think about a rural ...
Since the early 1980s, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Int...
Rangelands, like other natural resources are subject to many changes. In Iran, one of the changes is...
Rangelands, like other natural resources are subject to many changes. In Iran, one of the changes is...
Overgrazing and untimely grazing are common on rangelands in Iran often because of land tenure ambig...
The continued viability and productivity of commercial and emerging agriculture in KwaZulu-Natal Pro...
Extensive livestock grazing even in unsuitable land has increasingly grown in most parts of semi-ari...
This paper reports the continuation of a line of research exploring livelihood alternatives employin...
Land use planning involves making decisions regarding the use of land resources with the primary aim...
A linear programming model was developed to help in the management of range resource systems. This a...
In Iran, 80 to 90% of the livestock production is associated with rangeland but 48% of the rangeland...
Nowadays, severe destruction in Zagros forests is obvious because of environmental and socio-economi...
It is widely recognized that approaching sustainability in rangeland management needs to take many c...
Rangelands contribute significantly toward improving livelihoods, offering food security, trade and ...
peer reviewedStocking rate and rangeland area are key variables to provide the livelihood of herders...
Severe land fragmentation, degradation, and pollution problems will force us to think about a rural ...
Since the early 1980s, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Int...