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Incredible Lives: An Ethnography of Southern Oregon Womyn's Lands

Creator:: Almquist, Jennifer Marie
Abstract:: This research summarizes the cumulative efforts of in-depth research, extensive participant observation, and archival analysis focused on Southern Oregon lesbian lands. This community of womyn has persisted in rural Southern Oregon for nearly 30 years. The intention of this study is to examine both the accumulation of knowledge of issues...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: DISCUSSION 38 IT IS OUR HERSTORY 39 The discovery of rural land in Southern Oregon 39 Acquiring land 40

Problems associated with changing land tenure in the Calapooia Drainage Basin

Creator:: Thomason, Dennis Richard
Abstract:: The land tenure system in the United States contains a variety of tenure types. A major characteristic of this tenure system is the continual change of tenure types within a given region. As these tenure types change, problems of a cultural, economic, and legal nature are created and interact with...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGING LAND TENURE IN THE CALAPOOIA DRAINAGE BASIN Redacted for privacyAbstract approved

Economic and social aspects of land reform in India

Creator:: Shah, S. A. (Said Ahmad)
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: .......*„.•. 2? Major Land Tenure Systems of India , . . . 27 State-wise Legislative Measures. . . .. . .. 35

Rangeland privatization and the Maasai experience : implications for livestock herding, open space, and wildlife conservation in southern Kenya

Creator:: Sundstrom, Shiloh
Abstract:: For centuries in what is now southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, nomadic, Maasai livestock herders have coexisted with vast populations of wildlife. Today, both wildlife and the Maasai herding lifestyle, a vital component of Maasai culture, are threatened by changes to the landscape and losses in mobility, including the policy...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ......................................................................................................................5 Setting the Stage: Resource Management and Land Use and Tenure Change

Land tenure change under recent conservation policies in China : a case study in Sichuan province, P.R. China

Creator:: Du, Ke
Abstract:: State-owned forestland in P.R. China has long been an important source of natural resources for communities. The Chinese government has undertaken several conservation initiatives with the intent to restore degraded landscapes and conserve biodiversity, while simultaneously improving the quality of life for rural people. Using Yaze Village, Pingwu County, Sichuan...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Master of Science in Forest Resources presented on June 27. Title: Land Tenure Change under Recent

The Federal land in Oregon

Creator:: Carolan, William Bartholomew
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

A model for rating agricultural suitability of land parcels in western Oregon

Creator:: Rogers, William Reinhold
Abstract:: A model was developed that allows potential users to identify the agricultural suitability of parcels of land in western Oregon. Literature was reviewed regarding five possible benefits to be derived from public policies designed to preserve productive agricultural land. They are (1) the provision of sufficient cropland to supply the...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Land Parcels in Western Oregon Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy J. HerbertHerbert Huddieston

County responses to Goal 5 of LCDC planning goals and guidelines

Creator:: Short, Sharyl Elaine
Abstract:: Recent national and state legislation reflect a growing awareness of the need for comprehensive cultural resource management programs. Various pieces of federal legislation and Oregon's Senate Bill 100 demonstrate a willingness of governments to provide for such programs. The administration of local land use issues at the state government level...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: local land use issues at the state government level has created much controversy in Oregon within the

Grass seed acreage response to policies concerning field burning : Willamette Valley, Oregon

Creator:: Giardina, Larry J.
Abstract:: This research analyzed the relationships of agricultural field burning policies, and other economic factors, with the quantity of land devoted to grass seed production in counties of the Willamette Valley, Oregon. The thesis describes the background of the grass seed industry, field burning and government policies concerning field burning in...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: burning policies, and other economic factors, with the quantity of land devoted to grass seed

Tanoak (Lithocarpus densiflorus (Hook & Arn.) Rehd.) root dieback : below- and aboveground site occupancy by stump-sprouts in southwest Oregon

Creator:: Ahrens, Glenn R.
Abstract:: Residual roots from previous stand components are often cited as a major benefit to stump-sprouts of tanoak in southwest Oregon and northern California. Established patterns of belowground carbon allocation and root/shoot maintenance suggest that residual root systems of stumps will be reduced by carbohydrate depletion and root mortality and by...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

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Incredible Lives: An Ethnography of Southern Oregon Womyn's Lands

Problems associated with changing land tenure in the Calapooia Drainage Basin

Economic and social aspects of land reform in India

Rangeland privatization and the Maasai experience : implications for livestock herding, open space, and wildlife conservation in southern Kenya

Land tenure change under recent conservation policies in China : a case study in Sichuan province, P.R. China

The Federal land in Oregon

A model for rating agricultural suitability of land parcels in western Oregon

County responses to Goal 5 of LCDC planning goals and guidelines

Grass seed acreage response to policies concerning field burning : Willamette Valley, Oregon

Tanoak (Lithocarpus densiflorus (Hook & Arn.) Rehd.) root dieback : below- and aboveground site occupancy by stump-sprouts in southwest Oregon

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