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Meta‐analysis shows overall benefits of cattle silvopastoral systems for biodiversity in fragmented forest landscapes
Domestic cattle grazing is a leading driver of forest conversion and associated biodiversity loss, yet it also provides a critical livelihood for nearly 1 billion smallholder farmers, creating a paradox that highlights the need for conservation strategies to balance human and ecological needs. Cattl
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