EXPLORING NET BENEFIT MAXIMIZATION: CONSERVATION EASEMENTS AND THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE INTERFACE
Across the nation, decision makers have long struggled with the importance of protecting the lands that feed us; provide critical habitats; supply recharge reservoirs; hold unique cultural and historical significance; buffer our urban, suburban, and exurban communities; and offer educational, recrea...
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| description | Across the nation, decision makers have long struggled with the importance of protecting the lands that feed us; provide critical habitats; supply recharge reservoirs; hold unique cultural and historical significance; buffer our urban, suburban, and exurban communities; and offer educational, recreational, and spiritual respite and threat -- and the tradeoffs of economic sustainability. The diversity of associations about land and its numerous supporting roles provide essential links to understanding the breadth of private and social economic, health, and environmental values generated by protected land resources. Adapted from the source document. |
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