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Kari Veblen

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Utah State University

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Quinney College of Natural Resources

Department of Wildland Resources

Kari Veblen is currently serving as a Wildland Resources Professor at Utah State University.

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ecology applied ecology community (ecology) ecosystems natural resource management agricultural economics wildlife rangeland productivity vegetation science biodiversity restoration ecology animal ecology land use wildlife management animal conservation conservation biology ecological applications functional ecology environmental science evolutionary biology wildlife ecology forest ecology habitat management fire ecology plant-animal interactions wildfires wildland fire land restoration plant ecology natural restoration applied plant ecology animal management ecosystem services biotic interactions arid environments ecosystem interactions biological invasions drylands biological conservation fire research terrestrial ecology invasive species spatial ecology forest restoration landscape ecology agronomy ecological process ecological monograph soil dynamics forest research biodiversity conservation aboveground-belowground interactions rodent ecology livestock production wildlife biology east african savanna livestock grazing forest conservation habitat reconstruction disease ecology african savanna plant species crop establishment ecosystem resilience establishment success fire temperatures individual plant species landscape heterogeneity ecosystem hotspots boma abandonment selective removal range-wide assessment stable coexistence full life cycle east african savannas environmental gradients geography

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Disturbances in Drylands: Interactions Among Herbivory, Drought, and Termite Activity in Savanna Plant Communities. Journal of Ecology (2025)

Harry B. M. WellsDuncan M. KimuyuWilfred O. OdadiGrace K. CharlesKari E. VeblenLauren M. PorenskyCorinna RiginosJackson EkadeliMathew NamoniJohn EkenoBuas KimitiSamson KurukuraAbdikadir A. HassanLauren M. HallettAmelia A. WolfRobert M. PringleTruman P. Young

applied ecologyecosystem interactionsdroughtgeographydrylandsresource enrichmentmultiple extreme eventsvegetation sciencetermite activityfunctional ecologyecologyecosystemsarid environmentscommunity (ecology)

Megaherbivores Suppress Precipitation‐Driven Plant Irruptions in a Tropical Savanna. Ecosphere (2025)

Harry B. M. WellsDuncan M. KimuyuKari E. VeblenTruman P. Young

animal ecologyapplied ecologyafrican savanna ecosystemtropical savannaplant-animal interactionsecosystem interactionsecological processbiologyafrican elephantsfunctional ecologyecologyecosystemsbiodiversity

Author Response for"Getting Better With Age: Lessons From the Kenya Long‐Term Exclosure Experiment ( Scp Klee /Scp )". (2024)

Corinna RiginosDuncan M. KimuyuKari E. VeblenLauren M. PorenskyWilfred O. OdadiRyan L. SensenigHarry B. M. WellsTruman P. Young

vulnerabilitylongevitypublic policydemographygetting betterafrican developmentauthor responseageingpublic healthpolicy analysisinsurance

Disentangling Disturbances in Drylands: Interactions Among Herbivory, Drought, and Termite Activity in Savanna Plant Communities. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Harry WellsDuncan KimuyuWilfred OdadiGrace CharlesKari VeblenLauren PorenskyCorinna RiginosCarmen EbelJackson EkadeliMathew NamoniJohn EkenoBuas KimitiSamson KurukuraAbdikadir HassanLauren HallettAmeila WolfRobert PringleTruman Young

impressive robustnessapplied ecologyecosystem interactionsdroughtgeographydrylandsvegetation sciencetermite activityfunctional ecologyecologyecosystemsarid environmentscommunity (ecology)savanna plant communities

Getting Better With Age: Lessons From the Kenya Long-Term Exclosure Experiment (Klee). Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Truman YoungCorinna RiginosDuncan KimuyuKari VeblenLauren PorenskyWilfred OdadiRyan Sensenig

applied ecologydrought risk managementlong-term natureglobal changedrought managementnatural resource managementclimate resilienceclimatic changerestoration ecologygeographyecological applicationsmultiple droughtsecological indicatormultiple drought-rainy cyclesdrought resilienceecologyclimate changedrought

Getting Better With Age: Lessons From the Kenya Long‐Term Exclosure Experiment ( Klee ). Ecology Letters (2024)

Corinna RiginosDuncan M. KimuyuKari E. VeblenLauren M. PorenskyWilfred O. OdadiRyan L. SensenigHarry B. M. WellsTruman P. Young

natural resource managementglobal change biologyanimal conservationmultiple drought-rainy cycleslong-term datadrought risk managementexperimental effectsclimate resiliencegeographyecologyapplied ecologydrought managementclimate changedroughthuman impacts on the environmentclimatic changeecological applicationslong-term ecological researchdrought resilience

Megaherbivores Suppress Precipitation-Driven Plant Irruptions in a Tropical Savanna. (2024)

Harry WellsDuncan KimuyuKari E. VeblenTruman Young

applied ecologytropical savannaterrestrial ecologyvegetation scienceplant ecologyecologyecosystemsdrought

Mountain Big Sagebrush Restoration in Former Dryland Pasture. USU Extension Fact Sheets (2024)

Kari Veblen

land useforest ecologyrangeland productivityrestoration ecologyland restorationnatural restorationformer dryland pastureecologyland degradation

Season of Grazing Interacts With Soil Texture, Selecting for Associations of Biocrust Morphogroups. Geoderma (2024)

Lea A. CondonRoger RosentreterKari E. VeblenPeter S. Coates

applied ecologywet season grazingsoil biologydry seasonecosystem interactionsdry season grazingenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemssoilsoil ecology

Targeted Grazing Reduces a Widespread Wetland Plant Invader With Minimal Nutrient Impacts, yet Native Community Recovery is Limited. Journal of Environmental Management (2024)

Christine B. RohalBrittany DuncanJennifer Follstad ShahKari E. VeblenKarin M. Kettenring

applied ecologyecosystem impactminimal nutrient impactswetlandsrestoration ecologyhabitat managementbiological invasionsland restorationnative community recoveryenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemscommunity (ecology)

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Kari Veblen

Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

Quinney College of Natural Resources

Department of Wildland Resources

Kari Veblen is currently serving as a Wildland Resources Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Utah State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Disturbances in Drylands: Interactions Among Herbivory, Drought, and Termite Activity in Savanna Plant Communities. Journal of Ecology (2025)

Megaherbivores Suppress Precipitation‐Driven Plant Irruptions in a Tropical Savanna. Ecosphere (2025)

Harry B. M. WellsDuncan M. KimuyuKari E. VeblenTruman P. Young

Author Response for"Getting Better With Age: Lessons From the Kenya Long‐Term Exclosure Experiment ( Scp Klee /Scp )". (2024)

Corinna RiginosDuncan M. KimuyuKari E. VeblenLauren M. PorenskyWilfred O. OdadiRyan L. SensenigHarry B. M. WellsTruman P. Young

vulnerabilitylongevitypublic policydemographygetting betterafrican developmentauthor responseageingpublic healthpolicy analysisinsurance

Disentangling Disturbances in Drylands: Interactions Among Herbivory, Drought, and Termite Activity in Savanna Plant Communities. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Getting Better With Age: Lessons From the Kenya Long-Term Exclosure Experiment (Klee). Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Truman YoungCorinna RiginosDuncan KimuyuKari VeblenLauren PorenskyWilfred OdadiRyan Sensenig

Getting Better With Age: Lessons From the Kenya Long‐Term Exclosure Experiment ( Klee ). Ecology Letters (2024)

Corinna RiginosDuncan M. KimuyuKari E. VeblenLauren M. PorenskyWilfred O. OdadiRyan L. SensenigHarry B. M. WellsTruman P. Young

Megaherbivores Suppress Precipitation-Driven Plant Irruptions in a Tropical Savanna. (2024)

Harry WellsDuncan KimuyuKari E. VeblenTruman Young

applied ecologytropical savannaterrestrial ecologyvegetation scienceplant ecologyecologyecosystemsdrought

Mountain Big Sagebrush Restoration in Former Dryland Pasture. USU Extension Fact Sheets (2024)

Kari Veblen

land useforest ecologyrangeland productivityrestoration ecologyland restorationnatural restorationformer dryland pastureecologyland degradation

Season of Grazing Interacts With Soil Texture, Selecting for Associations of Biocrust Morphogroups. Geoderma (2024)

Lea A. CondonRoger RosentreterKari E. VeblenPeter S. Coates

applied ecologywet season grazingsoil biologydry seasonecosystem interactionsdry season grazingenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemssoilsoil ecology

Targeted Grazing Reduces a Widespread Wetland Plant Invader With Minimal Nutrient Impacts, yet Native Community Recovery is Limited. Journal of Environmental Management (2024)

Christine B. RohalBrittany DuncanJennifer Follstad ShahKari E. VeblenKarin M. Kettenring

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