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Economics of engineering with livestock: Incentives for establishing biological diversity

Economics of engineering with livestock: Incentives for establishing biological diversity

Recognizing the importance of agricultural lands for wildlife, a number of programs in the western United States encourage ranchers to manage rangelands in ways that benefit both landowners and wildlife. Financial incentive for improving biodiversity per se is yet to come.

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January 6, 2014

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