The Future of Farming and Conservation

John H. Vandermeer · Ivette Perfecto

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Socioeconomics of Resources and Conservation Land Use and Ecosystem Services Urban and spatial planning

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The Research Article by R. E. Green et al . “Farming and the fate of wild nature” (28 Jan., p. [550][1]) adds to the already burgeoning literature on agroecosystems and conservation. The authors are to be commended for their attempt to develop a model that could be of use in decision-making

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