Lynn Huntsinger is affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science, with a significant emphasis on rangeland management, livestock ecology, and related fields.
The scientist's recent work includes several papers published between 2021 and 2022 in recognized journals. Notable publications include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Lynn Huntsinger include:
Publications have appeared predominantly in the following venues:
The main fields of study include Environmental Science, with subfields such as Global and Planetary Change, Ecology, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Nature and Landscape Conservation, and Urban Studies.
Key topics covered in Lynn Huntsinger's research encompass:
This body of work highlights a multidisciplinary approach addressing the relationships between ecological systems, agricultural practices, and policy frameworks in rangeland environments. The research contributes to understanding how livestock grazing and land management intersect with conservation efforts and climate policy contexts.
A. M. Merenlender;L. Huntsinger;G. Guthey;S. K. Fairfax
Tobias Plieninger;Claudia Bieling;Nora Fagerholm;Nora Fagerholm;Anja Byg
D.D. Briske;Nathan F. Sayre;L. Huntsinger;M. Fernandez-Gimenez
Wenjun Li;Lynn Huntsinger
Tobias Plieninger;Cang Hui;Mirijam Gaertner;Lynn Huntsinger
Mark W. Brunson;Lynn Huntsinger
Lynn Huntsinger;José L. Oviedo
Robin H. Liffmann;Lynn Huntsinger;Larry C. Forero
Emery Roe;Lynn Huntsinger;Keith Labnow
Kayje Booker;Lynn Huntsinger;James W. Bartolome;Nathan F. Sayre
Pablo Campos;Lynn Huntsinger;Jose Luis Oviedo Pro;Paul F Starrs
Lynn Huntsinger;Peter Hopkinson
Heidi L. Ballard;Lynn Huntsinger
Lynn Huntsinger;Louise P. Fortmann
Lynn Huntsinger;Lita Buttolph;Peter Hopkinson
María Noelia Jiménez;Emilia Fernández-Ondoño;María Ángeles Ripoll;Juan Castro-Rodríguez
Tobias Plieninger;Tobias Plieninger;Shasta Ferranto;Lynn Huntsinger;Maggi Kelly
Tobias Plieninger;Lukas Flinzberger;Maria Hetman;Imke Horstmannshoff
Nathan F. Sayre;Liz Carlisle;Lynn Huntsinger;Gareth Fisher
Lynn Huntsinger;Martin Johnson;Monica Stafford;Jeremy S. Fried
David D. Briske;Andrew J. Ash;Justin D. Derner;Lynn Huntsinger
Lynn Huntsinger;José L. Oviedo
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