Supersizing sustainability in savannas

Mark E. Ritchie ()
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Mark E. Ritchie: Syracuse University

Nature Sustainability, 2020, vol. 3, issue 5, 348-349

Abstract: Increasing pressure for communities to conserve wildlife in mixtures with livestock faces scepticism about whether such management is sustainable. The study by Sitters et al. shows that wildlife–livestock coexistence may be sustainable, but only if megaherbivores are included.

Date: 2020
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