Environmental Science
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Traditional grazing revival boosts arid rangelands' resilience to climate change.

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International Journal of Climate Change Strategies and Management
Revival of traditional best practices for rangeland restoration under climate change in the dry areas
Azaiez Ouled Belgacem, Farah Ben Salem, Mouldi Gamoun, Roukaya Chibani, Mounir Louhaichi

Paper Summary

Traditional grazing practices can help improve dry rangelands in Tunisia. By resting the land for up to two years, the rangelands can recover and support more plant life. This approach helps the land withstand climate change and human impact. Resting the land can also reduce costs for farmers by providing more natural food for livestock.

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