A picture is worth a thousand plants: Using historic and repeat photography to quantify long-term change in drylands on the Colorado Plateau
Tara B. B. Bishop(Utah Valley University), Michael C. Duniway(United States Geological Survey), Jessica Mikenas, Van Scoyoc, L. Scott Baggett(US Forest Service), Evelyn Cheng, Robert H. Webb, Mark E. Miller, Anne Kelly, Jayne Belnap(United States Geological Survey)
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