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conservation, landscape, geography, western world, news, headlines, conservationists, conflict, protection, lands, united states, usa, america, expansion, common ground, rancher, forest worker, diversity, habitat, nature, natural, land use, rangeland, essay collection, anthology, policy, redwood, regional, locale, coalition, stewardship, community, sonoran desert, livestock, production, political, politics, government, beef, agriculture
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. A Brief History of People and Policy in the West -- Chapter 2. Status and Trends of Western Working Landscapes -- Chapter 3. The Biodiversity That Protected Areas Can't Capture: How Private Ranch, Forest, and Tribal Lands Sustain Biodiversity -- Introduction -- Chapter 4. Beyond "Stakeholders" and the Zero- Sum Game: Toward Community- Based Collaborative Conservation in the American West -- Spotlight 4.1. Historic Precedents to Collaborative Conservation in Working Landscapes: The Coon Valley "Cooperative Conservation" Initiative, 1934 -- Chapter 5. The Quivira Experience: Reflections from a "Do" Tank -- Spotlight 5.1. Grass- Fed and Grass- Finished Livestock Production: Helping to Keep Working Landscapes Intact -- Chapter 6. Place- Based Conservation Finds Its Voice: A Case Study of the Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition -- Introduction -- Chapter 7. Swan Story -- Spotlight 7.1. Arcata Community Forest -- Chapter 8. Taking a Different Approach: Forestland Management in the Redwood Region -- Spotlight 8.1. The Conservation Fund's Garcia River Forest, California -- Chapter 9. Stewardship Contracting in the Siuslaw National Forest -- Spotlight 9.1. Stewardship Agreements: The Weaverville Community Forest, California -- Introduction -- Chapter 10. Lava Lake Land & Livestock: The Role of Private Landowners in Landscape- Scale Conservation -- Spotlight 10.1. Country Natural Beef -- Chapter 11. Conservation and Development at Sun Ranch: The Search for Balance in the U.S. West -- Spotlight 11.1 The Madison Valley Ranchlands Group -- Chapter 12. Integrating Diversified Strategies on a Single Ranch: From Renewable Energy and Multiple Breeds to Conservation Easements -- Spotlight 12.1. Private Land Conservation Trends in the Western United States -- Introduction -- Chapter 13. The Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan and Ranch Conservation in Pima County, Arizona -- Spotlight 13.1. Ranching and the "Death Tax": A Matter of Conservation as Well as Equity -- Chapter 14. Payments for Ecosystem Services: Keeping Working Landscapes Productive and Functioning -- Spotlight 14.1. The Conservation Reserve Program -- Conclusions and Policy Implications -- Acknowledgments -- Contributor Biographies -- Summits Board of Advisers -- Index
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