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Wild rangelands :

Additional authors: Du Toit, Johan T., -- ed. | Kock, Richard, -- ed. | Deutsch, James C., -- ed.
Series: Conservation science and practice series ; . no. 6 Published by : Wiley-Blackwell, (Oxford ; | Hoboken, NJ :) Physical details: xxii, 424 p. : il., mapas ; 24 cm. ISBN:9781405177856. Year: 2010
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Indice: p. 403-424.

I. Introduction. A review of rangeland conservation issues in a uncertain future / Monica L. Wrobel and Kent H. Redford. Part 1. Thematic reviews. 2. Riding the rangelands piggyback: a resilience approach to conservation mangement / Brian Walker. 3. Addresing the mismatches between livestock production and wildlife conservation across spatio-temporal scales and institutional levels / Johan T. du Toit 4. Rangeland conservation and shrub encroachment: new perspectives on an old problem / Steven R. Archer. 5. Health and disease in wild rangelands / Richard Kock, Mike Kock, Sarah Cleveland and Gavin Thomson. 6. Contemporary views of human-carnivore conflicts on wild rangelands / Alexandra Zimmermann, Nick Baker, Chloe Inskip, John D.C. Linnell, Silvio Marchini, John Odden, Gregory Rasmussen and Adrian Treves. 7. Financial incentives for rangelands conservation:addressing yhe show-us-teh money Challenge / Ray Victurine and Charles Curtin. Part II. Case Studies. 8. Biodiversity conservation in Australian Tropical Rangelands / Stephen T. Garnett, John C.Z. Woinarski, Gabriel M. Crowley and Alex S. Kutt. 9. Livestock grazong and wildlife conservation in the American West: historical, policy and conservation biology perspectives / Thomas L. Fleischner. 10. Guanaco management in patagonian rangelands: a conservation opportunity on the brink of collapse / RicardoBaldi, Andrés Novarro, Martín Funes, Susan Walker, Pablo Ferrando, Mauricio Failla and Pablo Carmanchahi. 11. Multiple use of trans-himalayan rangelands: reconciling human livelihood with wildlife conservation / Charudutt Mishra, Sumanta Bagchi, Tsewang Namgail and Yash Veer Bhatnagar. 12. Herders and hunters in a transitional economy: the challenge of wildlife and rangelands management in post-socialist Mongolia / Katie M. Scharf, María E. Fernádez-Giménez, Batjav Batbuyan and Sumiya Enkhbold.13. Social and economic challenges for conservations in East African rangelands: land use, livelihoods and wildlife change in Maasailand / Katherine Homewood and D. Michael Thompson. 14. The future for wildlife on Kenya's rangeland: an economic perspective / Michael Norton-Griffiths and Mohammed Y. Said. 15. Synthesis: local and global solutions to the challenge of keeping rangelands wild / James C. Deutsch.

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