The Downstream Benefits of Soil Conservation in Third World Hydroelectric Watersheds

Douglas Southgate and Robert Macke

Land Economics, 1989, vol. 65, issue 1, 38-48

Abstract: Many forest conservation projects seek to preserve biodiversity by protecting habitats from exploitation or degradation. Although such efforts are often motivated by global concerns, habitat protection also yields domestic benefits. Some of these are ...

Date: 1989
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