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Bestelmeyer BT, Ellison AM, Fraser WR, Gorman KB, Holbrook SJ, Laney CM, Ohman MD, Peters DC, Pillsbury FC, Rassweiler A et al..  2011.  Analysis of abrupt transitions in ecological systems. Ecosphere. 2(12):1-26.
Bestelmeyer BT, Williamson J, Talbot C, Cates G, Duniway M.C., Brown J..  2016.  Improving the effectiveness of ecological site descriptions: General state-and-transition models and the Ecosystem Dynamics Interpretive Tool (EDIT). Rangelands. 38:329-335
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J., Herrick JE, Smith P.L., Havstad K.  2003.  Using state-and-transition models: Tools for prophylaxis, diagnosis, or autopsy? 56th Annual Meeting of Society for Range Management. :16.
Bestelmeyer BT, Moseley K, Shaver P, Sanchez H, Briske D, Fernandez-Gimenez M.  2010.  Practical guidance for developing state-and-transition models. Rangelands. 32(6):23-30.
Bestelmeyer BT, Ash A., Brown J., Densambuu M., Fernandez-Gimenez ME, Johnson J., Levi MR, Lopez D., Rumpff L., Peinetti R. et al..  2017.  State and transition models: Theory, applications, and challenges. In: Briske, D.D. Rangeland Systems: Processes, Management and Challenges. Springer Series on Environmental Management. :303-345.
Bestelmeyer BT, Whitford WG.  2003.  Ants and termites: The little things that run your ranch. 56th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J..  2010.  An introduction to the special issue on ecological sites. Rangeland. 32(6):3-4.
Bestelmeyer BT.  2017.  Apathy, ignorance, and poor governance: the three-headed Hydra of drylands. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J., Herrick JE, Havstad K.  2003.  What does an ecological threshold look like? Proceedings of the VIIth International Rangelands Congress. :688-690.
Bestelmeyer BT, Goolsby D., Archer SR.  2009.  The spatial pattern of transition (spot): linking pattern, process, and scale to state-and-transition models. 62nd Society for Range Mangement Annual Meeting. :06-11.
Bestelmeyer BT, Spiegal S, Strickland T, Swain H, Boughton EH.  2017.  A conceptual model of agroecosystem function as a basis for synthesis. Agronomy Society of America, Crop Science Society of America, Soil Science Society of America Meeting.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J., Havstad K.  2003.  Grazing in complex environments: The details matter. Proceedings of the 1st Annual Quivira Coalition Conference. :1-6.
Bestelmeyer BT, Tugel A.J., Peacock G.L., Robinett D., Shaver P.L., Brown J., Herrick JE, Sanchez H., Havstad K.  2009.  State-and-Transition models for heterogeneous landscapes: A strategy for development and application. Rangeland Ecology and Management. 62:1-15.
Bestelmeyer BT, Burkett LM, Lister L.  2018.  Understanding spatial variability in perennial grass restoration following shrub removal in the Chihuahuan Desert: The restore New Mexico collaborative monitoring program. Society for Range Management Meeting. January 28-February 2, 2018
Bestelmeyer BT, Chavez G., Brown J., Trujillo D.A..  2003.  A field guide to land: User-friendly interpretations of rangeland communities. Second National Conference on Grazing Lands.
Bestelmeyer BT, Herrick JE, Briske D.D., Fernandez-Gimenez M., Wu X.B., Brown J., Havstad K.  2009.  Threshold models linked to land classification and indicators as guides to restoration - propsects and pitfalls. 10th International Congress of Ecology: Ecology in a Changing Climate.
Bestelmeyer BT.  2018.  A Tale of Two Thresholds: Mistakes and Serendipity in a Desert Grassland. Ecosystems.
Bestelmeyer BT, Wiens J.A..  2003.  Scavenging ant foraging behavior and variation in the scale of nutrient redistribution in semiarid grasslands. Journal of Arid Environments. 53:373-386.
Bestelmeyer BT.  2009.  Threshold models in restoration - can we ever predict threshold responses? 19th Conference of Society for Ecological Restoration International.
Bestelmeyer BT, Peters DC, Archer SR, Browning DM, Okin GS, Schooley RL, Webb NP.  2018.  The Grassland–Shrubland Regime Shift in the Southwestern United States: Misconceptions and Their Implications for Management. Bioscience. 68(9):678-690.
Bestelmeyer BT, Miller J.R., Wiens J.A..  2003.  Applying species diversity theory to land management. Ecological Applications. 13:1750-1761.
Bestelmeyer BT, Havstad K, Damindsuren B., Han G., Brown J., Herrick JE, Steele C.M., Peters DC.  2009.  Resilience theory in models of rangeland ecology and restoration: the evolution and application of a paradigm. New Models for Ecosystem Dynamics and Restoration. :78-95.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown JR, Strait R.  2018.  Using ecological sites and state and transition models to support objective based conservation planning. 73rd Soil and Water Conservation Society International Conference.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J..  2003.  Future directions in soil-vegetation descriptions: Systematizing dynamics. Proceedings of the National Cooperative Soil Survey Conference. :35-36.
Bestelmeyer BT, Somerday R..  2008.  Teachers in the desert: Creating ecological reserech opportunities for teachres and students on the US Mexico border. 93rd Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. :OOS17-8.
Bestelmeyer BT, Burkett LM, Lister L, Brown JR, Schooley RL.  2019.  Collaborative Approaches to Strengthen the Role of Science in Rangeland Conservation. Rangelands. 41(5):218-226.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J., Havstad K, Alexander R., Chavez G., Herrick JE.  2003.  Development and use of state-and-transition models for rangelands. Journal of Range Management. 56:114-126.
Bestelmeyer BT, Skaggs R.K..  2008.  Social-biophysical feedbacks and land change in an arid rangeland region. 93rd Ecological Society of America Annual Meetings. :PS51-157.
Bestelmeyer BT, Gile L.H, Nolen B., H. Monger C, Havstad K.  2002.  Soil and spatial dependence of landscape dynamics in Chihuahuan Desert grasslands. 17th Annual Symposium, US-International Association for Landscape Ecology. :64.
Bestelmeyer BT, Briske D.D., Brown J., Havstad K, Skaggs R.K..  2008.  Variation in ecological resilience: a fundamental concept for rangeland ecology. Society for Range Management. :1480.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J., Havstad K.  2002.  What does an ecological threshold look like? Scale-dependent causes of a grassland-shrubland transition 87th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :319.
Bestelmeyer BT, Herrick JE, Steele C.M..  2008.  Vulnerability and triggers in threshold development: models from the Chihuahuan Desert. Society for Range Management. :1487.
Bestelmeyer BT, Wiens J.A..  2001.  Ant biodiversity in semiarid landscape mosaics: The consequences of grazing vs. natural heterogeneity. Ecological Applications. 11:1123-1140.
Bestelmeyer BT, Tugel A.J., Peacock G., Robinett D., Briske D., Stringham T.K., Shaver P., Brown J., Herrick JE, Sanchez H. et al..  2008.  The regional ecology of alternative states and thresholds: Strategies for ecological site descriptions. International Rangeland Congress. 1:644.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J., Havstad K, Alexander R., Chavez G., Herrick JE.  2001.  An integrated approach to managing landscape pattern and dynamics in southern New Mexico. 16th Annual Symposium, US-International Association for Landscape Ecology Meeting. :29.
Bestelmeyer BT, Skaggs R., Peters DC, Havstad K.  2007.  Tipping points in rangelands: The scales of social-biophysical interactions. Ecological Society of America Abstracts. :SYMP2-7.
Bestelmeyer BT, Brown J., Havstad K, Alexander R., Chavez G., Herrick JE.  2001.  An approach to managing landscape pattern and dynamics in southern New Mexico. Society for Range Management, New Mexico Section Newsletter.
Bestelmeyer BT, Khalil N.I., Peters DC.  2007.  Does shrub invasion indirectly limit grass establishment via seedling herbivory? A test at grassland-shrubland ecotones Journal of Vegetation Science. 18:363-370.
Bestelmeyer BT, Stringham T., Brown J., Havstad K.  2001.  Developing and applying state-and-transition models to manage rangelands. 86th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :7.
Bestelmeyer BT, Tugel A.J., Peacock G., Sanchez H..  2006.  A three-tiered approach for coupled vegetation and soil sampling to develop ecological descriptions. Proceedings of 2006 West Regional Cooperative Soil Survey Conference.
Bestelmeyer BT.  2001.  Buffelgrass invasion: What is the value of a desert? Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park Newsletter. :1.
Bestelmeyer BT, Wiens J.A..  2001.  Local and regional-scale responses of ant diversity to a semiarid biome transition. Ecography. 24:381-392.
Bestelmeyer BT.  2006.  Threshold Concepts and Their use in Rangeland Management and Restoration: The Good, The Bad and the Insidious. Restoration Ecology. 14(3):325-329.
Bestelmeyer BT, Okin GS, Duniway M.C., Archer SR, Sayre N.F., Williamson JC, Herrick JE.  2015.  Desertification, land use, and the transformation of global drylands. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 13(1):28-36.
Bestelmeyer BT, Trujillo D., Tugel A.J., Havstad K.  2006.  A multi-scale classification of vegetation dynamics in arid lands: What is the right scale for models, monitoring, and restoration? Journal of Arid Environments. 65:296-318.
Bestelmeyer BT.  2014.  Deforestation of "degraded" rangelands: The Argentine Chaco enters the next state of the anthropocene. Rangelands. 36(4):36-39.
Bestelmeyer BT, Ward J.P., Havstad K.  2006.  Soil-Geomorphic Heterogeneity Governs Patchy Vegetation Dynamics at an Arid Ecotone. Ecology. 87:963-973.
Bestelmeyer BT, Havstad K, Svejcar L.N., Duniway M, Okin GS, Peters DC.  2013.  Critical thresholds and recovery of Chihuahuan Desert grasslands: Insights from long-term data. 98th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America.
Bestelmeyer BT, Monger C.T., E. Ancira F, Herrick JE, Steele C.M., Trevino R..  2006.  Managing Vegetation Dynamics: Soil-geomorphic Maps, State-and-Transition Models, and Remote Sensing. 2005 Ecological Society International Meeting, Ecological Society of America Abstracts. :133.
Bestelmeyer BT, Skaggs R.K., Browning D.M., Williamson J, Wojan C.  2015.  Geography as destiny? Social and ecological resilience in rangelands of the American southwest 100th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America.

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