Farming and the Fate of Wild Nature

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Farming and the Fate of Wild Nature

Author	: Dan Imhoff
File Size	: 42,8 Mb
Publisher	: Univ of California Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 06 May 2024
ISBN	: 0970950039
Pages	: 268 pages

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Farming and the Fate of Wild Nature by Dan Imhoff Book PDF Summary

"Farming and the Fate of Wild Nature addresses an urgent and complex issue facing communities throughout the world: the need for heightened land stewardship and conservation in an era of diminishing natural resources. This book takes up where its predecessor, the award-winning Farming with the Wild left off. Featuring a wide-range of in-depth essays, articles, and other materials by authors such as Wendell Berry, Michael Pollan, Barbara Kingsolver, Ted Williams, and Rick Bass, this book persuasively demonstrates that farm and ranch operations that coexist with wild nature are necessary to sustain biodiversity and beauty on the landscape."--Publisher's website.

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Farming and the Fate of Wild Nature addresses an urgent and complex issue facing communities and cultures throughout the world: the need for heightened land stewardship and conservation in an era of diminishing natural resources. Agricultural lands in rural areas are being purchased for development. Water scarcities are pitting urban

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