Protecting habitats on private land
perspectives from Northland, New Zealand
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Author
Contributions
- Cocklin, Chris. - Contributor
- New Zealand. Dept. of Conservation. - Contributor
Publication
2001 - Dept. of Conservation, Wellington, N.Z, New Zealand
Language
English
Word Count
17,250 words, Guess
Page Count
69 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100478221398
- ISBN-139780478221398
- Library of Congress Control Number2002437671
- OCLC Control Number52182390
- Open LibraryOL3635930M
Classifications
- DDC333.95
- LCCQH77.N45 D28 2001
Description
This report considers the causes of habitat loss on private land through "development." Based on a case study in Northland and interviews with farmers and rural residents, it argues that, while habitat clearance needs to be addressed through regulation, to require habitat owners to bear much of the cost associated with retaining those habitats penalizes those who provide the public good. In addition, the uneven distribution of habitats means that protecting them has spatial and social implications.
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Series Statement
- Science for conservation,
- 181
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