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Collaborative Management as a Mechanism For Incentivizing Private Landowners and Protecting Endangered Species
Currently, the Endangered Species Act is falling short of its potential. Even though the Endangered Species Act has provided protection for endangered and threatened species and helped some species to recover and even thrive, the fact that most listed species’ habitat is on private land remains a hu
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