The aim of this study was to assess the impact of short grazing periods with high-stocking density on vegetation during weather conditions favorable to plant growth. Continuous grazing is widely practiced in Tunisian arid rangelands and across most...
Mouldi Gamoun

Mouldi Gamoun is a rangeland ecologist researching plant community diversity and dynamics, with significant experience in rangeland management and restoration. Gamoun completed his postdoctoral research fellowship with the Department of Ecology and Animal Biology at the University of Vigo, Spain. He investigated various plant-animal interactions, centered on herbivory.
Gamoun received a Ph.D. in ecology, with an emphasis on rangeland ecology, from the University of Tunis El Manar. He also conducted doctoral research with the Arid Regions Institute (IRA) in Médenine, Tunisia.