Declining ecological resilience and invasion resistance under climate change in the sagebrush region, United States
Daniel R. Schlaepfer(University of Wyoming), John B. Bradford(United States Geological Survey), Karen J. Clause(Natural Resources Conservation Service), Michele R. Crist(Bureau of Land Management), Jeanne C. Chambers(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Brice B. Hanberry(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Jessi L. Brown(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Alexandra K. Urza(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Steven B. Campbell(Natural Resources Conservation Service), David I. Board(Rocky Mountain Research Station)
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