Balancing Biodiversity Conservation with Multiple Uses
Balancing Biodiversity Conservation with Multiple Uses
Agroecosystems (agricultural ecosystems) can be mosaics of pasture, cropland, woodland, and wetlands, and this patchiness may benefit some species. Agricultural lands may provide more suitable habitat for native wildlife and birds than do fragmented and extensively modified urban or suburban lands
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