Grassland Degradation, Restoration and Sustainable Management of Global Alpine Area

<i>Grassland Degradation, Restoration and Sustainable Management of Global Alpine Area</i> involves the stripping and regeneration of the grassland''s mattic epipedon. The stripping of the mattic epipedon is a unique phenomenon on the global alpine area, which has left many unanswered questions. Is stripping degradation an inherent, inevitable feature of the alpine grassland ecosystem? Is it an avoidable occurrence? Why is ecological restoration of stripped degraded grassland extremely difficult? Does restoration rely on reconstructing the grassland''s mattic epipedon? Or can it be done in another way? How can sustainable ecological restoration be achieved?<br><br>Frontline researchers in global alpine area have used observational evidence from field studies to respond to these questions and to present a comprehensive picture of the problems and drivers of grassland degradation. The climate-environment interaction mechanism of grassland degradation is revealed by the holistic approach