"Towards Sustainable Use of Rangelands in North-West China to be thoughtful, well structured, informative ... and readable. The contributing authors provide an accessible introduction to the challenges facing North-West China's rangelands and document a variety of practical approaches to address these. Recommended for readers with an interest in social and environmental change, mountain ecosystems, and natural resource management." (Hilary Howes, Asian Highlands Perspectives, Vol. 40, 2016) "The chapters are clearly presented and the summaries of key points at the beginning of each chapter are very useful. The book also benefits from the contemporary nature of the data set on which it draws; this is especially important in the context of rapid political, economic, and climate change. ... In summary, this is a valuable book that will undoubtedly be of interest to scholars of pastoralism and of the region." (Caroline Upton, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 31 (2), May, 2011)

• Rangeland Systems and People Under Pressure.- North-West China’s Rangelands and Peoples: Facts, Figures, Challenges and Responses.- Livestock Husbandry Development and Agro-Pastoral Integration in Gansu and Xinjiang.- Combating Rangeland Degradation.- Exploring the Options in North-West China’s Pastoral Lands.- Ecological Control of Rangeland Degradation: Livestock Management.- Ecological Restoration and Control of Rangeland Degradation: Rangeland Management Interventions.- Achieving the Global Objectives.- Biodiversity of Plants and Animals in Mountain Ecosystems.- Carbon Sequestration and the Implications for Rangeland Management.- Protecting Local Breeds of Livestock in NW China.- Improving the Profitability and Sustainability of Herding and Farming in the Pastoral Areas of North-West China.- Agro-Pastoral Integration in NW China: A New Paradigm?.- Improved Animal Husbandry Practices as a Basis for Profitability.- Herders’ Income and Expenditure: Perceptions and Expectations.- LandTenure: Problems, Prospects and Reform.- The Way Forward.- Environmental Education: A Tool for Changing the Mind-Set.- Redesigning Livestock Systems to Improve Household Income and Reduce Stocking Rates in China’s Western Grasslands.- Towards Ecological Restoration and Management in China’s Northwest Pastoral Lands.

"Towards Sustainable Use of Rangelands in North-West China to be thoughtful, well structured, informative ... and readable. The contributing authors provide an accessible introduction to the challenges facing North-West China's rangelands and document a variety of practical approaches to address these. Recommended for readers with an interest in social and environmental change, mountain ecosystems, and natural resource management." (Hilary Howes, Asian Highlands Perspectives, Vol. 40, 2016) "The chapters are clearly presented and the summaries of key points at the beginning of each chapter are very useful. The book also benefits from the contemporary nature of the data set on which it draws; this is especially important in the context of rapid political, economic, and climate change. ... In summary, this is a valuable book that will undoubtedly be of interest to scholars of pastoralism and of the region." (Caroline Upton, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 31 (2), May, 2011)

• Rangeland Systems and People Under Pressure.- North-West China’s Rangelands and Peoples: Facts, Figures, Challenges and Responses.- Livestock Husbandry Development and Agro-Pastoral Integration in Gansu and Xinjiang.- Combating Rangeland Degradation.- Exploring the Options in North-West China’s Pastoral Lands.- Ecological Control of Rangeland Degradation: Livestock Management.- Ecological Restoration and Control of Rangeland Degradation: Rangeland Management Interventions.- Achieving the Global Objectives.- Biodiversity of Plants and Animals in Mountain Ecosystems.- Carbon Sequestration and the Implications for Rangeland Management.- Protecting Local Breeds of Livestock in NW China.- Improving the Profitability and Sustainability of Herding and Farming in the Pastoral Areas of North-West China.- Agro-Pastoral Integration in NW China: A New Paradigm?.- Improved Animal Husbandry Practices as a Basis for Profitability.- Herders’ Income and Expenditure: Perceptions and Expectations.- LandTenure: Problems, Prospects and Reform.- The Way Forward.- Environmental Education: A Tool for Changing the Mind-Set.- Redesigning Livestock Systems to Improve Household Income and Reduce Stocking Rates in China’s Western Grasslands.- Towards Ecological Restoration and Management in China’s Northwest Pastoral Lands.

"Towards Sustainable Use of Rangelands in North-West China to be thoughtful, well structured, informative ... and readable. The contributing authors provide an accessible introduction to the challenges facing North-West China's rangelands and document a variety of practical approaches to address these. Recommended for readers with an interest in social and environmental change, mountain ecosystems, and natural resource management." (Hilary Howes, Asian Highlands Perspectives, Vol. 40, 2016) "The chapters are clearly presented and the summaries of key points at the beginning of each chapter are very useful. The book also benefits from the contemporary nature of the data set on which it draws; this is especially important in the context of rapid political, economic, and climate change. ... In summary, this is a valuable book that will undoubtedly be of interest to scholars of pastoralism and of the region." (Caroline Upton, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 31 (2), May, 2011)

• Rangeland Systems and People Under Pressure.- North-West China’s Rangelands and Peoples: Facts, Figures, Challenges and Responses.- Livestock Husbandry Development and Agro-Pastoral Integration in Gansu and Xinjiang.- Combating Rangeland Degradation.- Exploring the Options in North-West China’s Pastoral Lands.- Ecological Control of Rangeland Degradation: Livestock Management.- Ecological Restoration and Control of Rangeland Degradation: Rangeland Management Interventions.- Achieving the Global Objectives.- Biodiversity of Plants and Animals in Mountain Ecosystems.- Carbon Sequestration and the Implications for Rangeland Management.- Protecting Local Breeds of Livestock in NW China.- Improving the Profitability and Sustainability of Herding and Farming in the Pastoral Areas of North-West China.- Agro-Pastoral Integration in NW China: A New Paradigm?.- Improved Animal Husbandry Practices as a Basis for Profitability.- Herders’ Income and Expenditure: Perceptions and Expectations.- LandTenure: Problems, Prospects and Reform.- The Way Forward.- Environmental Education: A Tool for Changing the Mind-Set.- Redesigning Livestock Systems to Improve Household Income and Reduce Stocking Rates in China’s Western Grasslands.- Towards Ecological Restoration and Management in China’s Northwest Pastoral Lands.