Land Use and Community Drought Resilience in the Great Plains: The Importance of Transdisciplinary Research Case Study Handout

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Researchers collaborate with community partners in the Oklahoma panhandle and surrounding states to explore how the relationships between humans and land shape and reshape the long-term experience of drought in agricultural communities.

Read the full Case Study here: https://www.fws.gov/project/transdisciplinary-research-drought-resilience

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