Wild Rangelands: Conserving Wildlife While Maintaining Livestock in Semi-Arid EcosystemsISBN: 978-1-4051-7785-6
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448 pages
January 2010, Wiley-Blackwell
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Contributors vii
Preface xv
Foreword by Anthony R.E. Sinclair and George B. Schaller xix
1. Introduction: A Review of Rangeland Conservation Issues in an
Uncertain Future 1
Monica L. Wrobel and Kent H. Redford
Part I Thematic Reviews 13
2. Riding the Rangelands Piggyback: A Resilience Approach to
Conservation Management 15
Brian Walker
3. Addressing the Mismatches between Livestock Production and
Wildlife Conservation across Spatio-temporal Scales and
Institutional Levels 30
Johan T. du Toit
4. Rangeland Conservation and Shrub Encroachment: New
Perspectives on an Old Problem 53
Steven R. Archer
5. Health and Disease in Wild Rangelands 98
Richard Kock, Mike Kock, Sarah Cleaveland and Gavin
Thomson
6. Contemporary Views of Human–Carnivore Conflicts on Wild
Rangelands 129
Alexandra Zimmermann, Nick Baker, Chloe Inskip, John D.C.
Linnell, Silvio Marchini, John Odden, Gregory Rasmussen and Adrian
Treves
7. Financial Incentives for Rangeland Conservation: Addressing
the ‘Show-Us-the-Money’ Challenge 152
Ray Victurine and Charles Curtin
Part II Case Studies 189
8. Biodiversity Conservation in Australian Tropical Rangelands
191
Stephen T. Garnett, John C.Z. Woinarski, Gabriel M. Crowley and
Alex S. Kutt
9. Livestock Grazing and Wildlife Conservation in the American
West: Historical, Policy and Conservation Biology Perspectives
235
Thomas L. Fleischner
10. GuanacoManagement inPatagonianRangelands:AConservation
Opportunity on the Brink of Collapse 266
Ricardo Baldi, Andrés Novaro, Martín Funes,
SusanWalker, Pablo Ferrando, Mauricio Failla and Pablo
Carmanchahi
11. Multiple Use of Trans-Himalayan Rangelands: Reconciling
Human Livelihoods withWildlife Conservation 291
CharuduttMishra, Sumanta Bagchi, Tsewang Namgail and Yash Veer
Bhatnagar
12. Herders and Hunters in a Transitional Economy: TheChallenge
of Wildlife and Rangeland Management in Post-socialist Mongolia
312
Katie M. Scharf, María E. Fernández-Giménez,
Batjav Batbuyan and Sumiya Enkhbold
13. Social and Economic Challenges for Conservation in East
African Rangelands: Land use, Livelihoods and Wildlife Change in
Maasailand 340
Katherine Homewood and D. Michael Thompson
14. The Future for Wildlife on Kenya’s Rangelands: An
Economic Perspective 367
Michael Norton-Griffiths and Mohammed Y. Said
15. Synthesis: Local and Global Solutions to the Challenge of
Keeping Rangelands Wild 393
James C. Deutsch
Index 403