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Fig 1.

Xilinguole League (highlighted in black) China.

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Table 1.

Biomass production of steppe ecosystem in Xilinguole League.

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Table 2.

Comparison of the environmental (emergy) and monetary values of selected activities related to the environmental services of the Xilinguole League grassland. (*)

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Fig 2.

How has the grass grown in recent year?

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Fig 3.

In the herdsman's view, which grassland ecosystem services are the most important?

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Fig 4.

What is the relationship between pasture growth and herdsman life?

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Table 3.

The income state of herdsmen.

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Table 4.

The basic needs situation of herdsmen.

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Table 5.

Health conditions,medical treatment and public health of herdsmen.

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Table 6.

Herdsmen perception of safety in Xilinguole League.

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Table 7.

Education of herdsmen’s children.

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Fig 5.

How much money do herdsmen spend on gifts between neighbors in a year?

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Fig 6.

Where do the herdsmen prefer to live?

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Fig 7.

Which are the cadres elected in your village and town?

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Table 8.

Herdsmen’s concerns towards pasture overload and environmental degradation?

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Table 9.

The opinion of government officers concerning the effects of coal exploitation on herdsmens’ well-being.

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Table 10.

Advantages and disadvantages of herdsmen from coal exploitation.

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Table 11.

Herdsmen’s opinion about the influence of tourism on their well-being.

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Table 12.

Opinion of herdsmen about the effectiveness of governmental policies for grassland conservation.

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