The interaction between administrative jurisdiction and disturbance on public lands: Emerging socioecological feedbacks and dynamics

Keyphrases

• Socio-ecological 100%
• Public Lands 100%
• Disturbance Response 100%
• Administrative Jurisdiction 100%
• Tree Growth Rate 40%
• Ecological Condition 40%
• Forest Inventory 40%
• Land Ownership 40%
• Response Strategies 40%
• Ownership Type 40%
• Exploratory Approach 20%
• Human Activities 20%
• Management Objectives 20%
• Disturbance Regime 20%
• Management Agency 20%
• Ecological Communities 20%
• National Park 20%
• Ecosystem Recovery 20%
• Disturbance Management 20%
• Resource Management 20%
• Management Regimes 20%
• Disturbance Event 20%
• Disturbance Type 20%
• DATAPLOT 20%
• Social Systems 20%
• Response Types 20%
• Large Disturbance 20%
• Potential Contributor 20%
• Multi-jurisdictional 20%
• Mixed Methodology 20%
• Systematic Literature Review 20%
• Federal Land Management 20%
• Successional Pathways 20%
• Land Parcel 20%
• Disturbed Trajectory 20%
• Ecological Heterogeneity 20%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Forest Inventory 100%
• Landownership 100%
• Administrative Jurisdiction 100%
• Land Management 50%
• National Parks 50%
• Ecological Community 50%
• Literature Review 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Tree Growth 100%
• Public Lands 100%
• Forest Inventory 100%
• Land Ownership 100%
• National Parks 50%
• Land Management 50%