Vegetation recovery following livestock removal near Quitobaquito Spring, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Warren PL and Anderson LS. 1987. Vegetation recovery following livestock removal near Quitobaquito Spring, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. Quitobaquito Science Series No. 3. Technical Report No. 20; Contribution Number CPSU/UA 054/01. University of Arizona. Tucson, AZ

Comparative photos document changes in natural vegetation in the Williams, Burro and Aguajita springs areas of Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, AZ, following removal of domestic livestock from the monument in 1978-79. Resampling and rephotographing in 1984 were done at points of heaviest prior stock use, so are not representative of the whole area. Differences in vegetation changes among the springs depend partly on the size of the spring, and partly on plant species represented in the surrounding desert vegetation. Brief bibliography, 13 pairs of black and white photos, 2 tables

Type
Published Report
Authors
Warren, Peter; Anderson, L
Date of Issue
1987-01
Publisher
University of Arizona
Units
ORPI , WRD
Keywords
Aguajita Spring (ORPI), Burro Spring (ORPI), Checklist, Habitats, Livestock, Natural Resource Management, Quitobaquito Springs (ORPI), Recovery, Research & Studies, Sonoran Desert, Vascular Plants, Vegetation, Water Resources, Williams Spring (ORPI), WRBIB

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