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Intro to the LandPKS Habitat Module
The LandPKS Habitat module places local species habitat information in the palm of your hand.
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Measuring utilization: What, why, where, when, and how?
Step-by-step, illustrated instructions for measuring utilization with the LandPKS mobile app.
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How to Use the LandPKS App to Learn about Your Soil
Follow along with this short tutorial on how to use the LandPKS mobile app to identify your soil and learn about its characteristics.
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Training Videos: SoilHealth
The LandPKS Soil Health module allows users to input and track data about the dynamic properties of soil that are important for productivity and sustainability.
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Training Videos: LandInfo
A 5-part video training about how to use the LandPKS LandInfo module to identify your soil.
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What is Land Potential?
It is important to understand not only the potential production capacity of land but also its potential resilience. Land potential is the capacity of land to resist and recover from degradation.
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Soil Mapping Scale and Information Uncertainty
One of the major benefits of soil classification systems is the fact that soil classes, when correlated to the biophysical properties of the landscape, can be mapped with relative accuracy.
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LandPKS Audience Overview
At LandPKS, we are proud of the fact that our products can serve a wide range of audiences. Our audiences live all over the world and work in many different sectors.
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The Global Land-Potential Knowledge System: Supporting Evidence-Based, Site-Specific Land Use and Management Through Cloud Computing, Mobile Applications, and Crowdsourcing
LandPKS provides site-specific land use and management through technology.
Read more >A Risk-Based Strategy for Climate Change Adaptation in Dryland Systems Based on an Understanding of Potential Production, Soil Resistance and Resilience, and Social Stability
This research provides a strategy for maximizing return on climate change adaptation investments in drylands.
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Range Management Research Unit
2995 Knox St.
Las Cruces, NM 88003-0003, USA