Jornada Bibliography

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Book
Pellant M., Shaver P.L, Pyke D.A., Herrick JE, Busby F., Riegel G, Lepak N, Kachergis E, Newingham B, Toledo DP.  2020.  Interpreting indicators of rangeland health, version 5. Interpreting Indicators of Rangeland Health, Version 5. :202.
Conference Paper
Stauffer N, McCord S, Kachergis E.  2018.  Communicating Ecological Data with Land Managers: Lessons Learned. Ecological Society of America.
James D.K, McCord S, Kachergis E, Herrick JE.  2015.  Implementing AIM-based monitoring for natural resource management. 68th Annual Meeting of the Society for Range Management.
McCord S, James D.K, Wilson D, Karl JW, Kachergis E.  2015.  Multiscale ecosystem monitoring: an application of scaling data to answer multiple ecological questions. 68th Annual Society for Range Management Meeting.
McCord S, Bestelmeyer BT, Browning DM, Burkett LM, Edwards B, Herrick JE, Kachergis E, Lepak N, Lister L, Metz L et al..  2021.  Participatory research and co-production of knowledge: Building on a century of Jornada experience to expand LTAR outcomes and impacts. LTAR Annual Meeting.
Burke R, McCord S, Kachergis E, Jeffries M, Dickard M, Greene A, Herrick JE, Lepak N, Pilliod D, Prentice K.  2020.  Understanding ecological condition and change on rangelands managed by the Bureau of Land Management: An initial report. Ecological Society of America.
Traynor A, Miller SW, McCord S, Webb N, Stauffer N, Kachergis E, Newbury C, Courtright J, Cappuccio N.  2020.  Using benchmarks to assess management objectives across ecological domains. Ecological Society of America.
Conference Proceedings
Foster B, McCord S, Kachergis E.  2018.  Coordinating a national rangeland monitoring training program: Success and lessons learned. Society for Range Management Meeting. January 28-February 2, 2018
Pellant M., Shaver P.L, Pyke D.A., Herrick JE, Busby F., Riegel G, Lepak N, Toledo DP, Newington B, Kachergis E.  2018.  Introducing version 5 of Interpreting Indicators of Rangeland Health. Society for Range Management Meeting. January 28-February 2, 2018
Journal Article
Kachergis E, Miller SW, Dickard M, Savage S, Reynolds LV, Lepak N, Dietrich C, Green A, Nafus A, Prentice K et al..  2022.  Adaptive monitoring for multiscale land management: Lessons learned from the Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring (AIM) principles. Rangelands. 44(1):50-63.
Webb N, Van Zee J, Karl JW, Herrick JE, Courtright E, Billings B, Boyd R, Chappell A., Duni D, Derner J.D et al..  2017.  Enhancing wind erosion monitoring and assessment for US rangelands. Rangelands. 39:85-96.
Webb N, Kachergis E, Miller SW, McCord S, Bestelmeyer BT, Brown JR, Chappell A., Edwards B, Herrick JE, Karl JW et al..  2020.  Indicators and benchmarks for wind erosion monitoring, assessment and management. Ecological Indicators. 110(105881)
Newingham B, Kachergis E, Ganguli A, Foster B, Price L, McCord S.  2022.  Lessons given and learned from rangeland monitoring courses. Rangelands. 44(1):29-38.
Ahlering MA, Kazanski C, Lendrum PE, Borrelli P, Burnidge W, Clark L, Ellis C, Gadzia K, Gelbard J, Gennet S et al..  2021.  A synthesis of ranch-level sustainability indicators for land managers and to communicate across the US beef supply chain. Rangeland Ecology & Management. 79:217-230.
Webb N, McCord S, Edwards B, Herrick JE, Kachergis E, Okin GS, Van Zee J.  2021.  Vegetation Canopy Gap Size and Height: Critical Indicators for Wind Erosion Monitoring and Management. Rangeland Ecology & Management. 76:78-83.