Sands Green River and Great Divide Basins (Sa)
Scenario model
Current ecosystem state
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Management practices/drivers
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No transition or restoration pathway between the selected states has been described
Target ecosystem state
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Submodel
Submodel
Mechanism
Nonuse and No Fire will convert this plant community to the Spiny Hopsage/Bunchgrass State.
Mechanism
Heavy Continuous Season-Long Grazing will convert this plant community to the Spiny Hopsage/Rhizomatous Wheatgrass State.
Mechanism
Wildfire followed by Continuous Season-long Grazing will convert this plant community to the Rabbitbrush/Rhizomatous Wheatgrass State.
Mechanism
Brush Management followed by deferment for 1 to 2 years as part of a Prescribed Grazing plan will return this state to near Reference Plant Community (Needleandthread/Spiny Hopsage State). Care should be taken when planning brush management to
consider wildlife habitat and critical winter ranges.
Mechanism
Brush Management followed by deferment for 1 to 2 years as part of a Prescribed Grazing plan will return this state to near Reference Plant Community (Needleandthread/Spiny Hopsage State). Care should be taken when planning brush management to
consider wildlife habitat and critical winter ranges.
Mechanism
Wildfire OR Brush Management followed by Continuous Season-long Grazing will convert this plant community to the Rabbitbrush/Rhizomatous Wheatgrass State.
Mechanism
Brush Management followed by deferment for 1 to 2 years as part of a Prescribed Grazing plan will return this plant community to near Reference Plant Community (Needleandthread/Spiny Hopsage State). Care should be taken when planning brush
management to consider wildlife habitat and critical winter ranges.
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