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Behavioral Education for Human, Animal, Vegetation,& Ecosystem Management
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Educational Products

Foraging Behavior Booklet - view online

Foraging Behavior Booklet - order USU Bookstore

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Fact Sheets

Video CD

Conceptual Models

Bibliography

 

Services

Facilitators Network

Workshops & Events

Consulting

 

Ecosystem Management

Introduction

Soils

Plants

Water

Animals

People

Money

 

Applications of Behavior Principles

Application Stories Introduction

Cows Eat Leafy Spurge

Cows Have Culture Too

Heifers Train Cows

Sheep and Legumes

Should you kiss your cows goodnight?

Bison Take Over Ration-Mixing in Wyoming Feedlot

Dairy Calves Take Grazing Lessons from Mom

Dairy Cows Train Calves to Graze

What We Know Introduction

Exposing animals to concentrates with mom

 

Conceptual Models

Why do animals behave as they do?

How does behavior by consequences create unique individuals?

Once established, are behavioral patterns set in stone?

What does this mean for managers?

 

Research Projects

Recent Publications

 

Pasture

Eating toxins: More might be better

Dairy cows on pasture: Choice and feedback affect diet selection

 

Rangelands

Dealing with toxins: Effect of age and body condition

Polyethylene glycol increases intake of Sericia Lespedeza

Diet Mixing: Teaching animals to eat unpalatable plants 

Fall grazing with sheep increases biodiversity

 

Riparian Areas

 

 

Wildlife

Minimizing Wildlife Damage

Please don't feed the elk: Alternatives to winter feeding

 

People

Exploring the economics of behavior: It’s a matter of money

Understanding Why Land Managers Adopt New Practices

 

Teaching

Tehabi: The spirit of teamwork

 

Links & Partners

Links

Prescription Grazing for Vegetation Management

Livestock for Landscapes