Article: Research on science discussed by scientists at University of Missouri.(Report)

According to recent research published in the African Journal of Ecology, "We investigated the vegetation structure and density of game birds along a successional gradient created by varying intensity of human settlement in a pastoral community in Shompole group ranch in southern Kenya. We examined four habitat types including heavily-grazed grass in currently occupied settlements, short grass in seasonal settlements, patches of bushed woodland in settlement sites that had been abandoned up to 30 years ago, and tall grass in a wildlife sanctuary."

"Vegetation biomass was the highest in the sanctuary where livestock are excluded and the lowest in the vicinity of ...

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