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Conserving
Birds Across Landscapes
Both humans
and wildlife depend upon the bounty of the earth's natural landscapes
for sustenance and survival. Sustainable landscape-level conservation
thus requires that the biological needs of birds, and a host of other
wildlife, be successfully incorporated into land-use policies, programs,
and management practices affecting broad landscapes at regional scales.
Since bird populations respond throughout their ranges to variations in
landscape-level conditions, bird conservation must be delivered in the
context of achieving a pre-established design of landscape sustainability.
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