Grassbanks: Bartering for conservation

Rangelands

Volumn 27, Issue 1, 2005, Pages 24-28

  Gripne, Stephanie Lynn ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

GRASS; HABITAT CONSERVATION;

EID: 27844438664     PISSN: 01900528     EISSN: None     Source Type: Trade Journal    
DOI: 10.2111/1551-501X(2005)27<24:GBFC>2.0.CO;2     Document Type: Article

References (17)

1. THOMAS, J. W., AND S. L. GRIPNE. 2002. Maintaining viable farms and ranches adjacent to national forests for future of wildlife and open space part 1: the history of the problem. Rangelands 24(1):10-13.
2. MAESTAS, J. D., R. L. KNIGHT, AND W. C. GILGERT. 2003. Biodiversity across a rural land-use gradient. Conservation Biology 17(5):1425-1434.
3. FERNÁNDEZ-GIMÉNEZ, M. E., AND D. M. SWIFT. 2003. Strategies for sustainable grazing management in the developing world. Proceedings of the VIIth International Rangeland Congress; 28 July-1 August 2003; Durban, South Africa. Durban, South Africa: International Rangelands Congress.
4. HARPER, C. 2001. The grassbank movement: A status report of grassbank initiatives in the West. Sante Fe, NM: Conservation Fund.
5. DEBUYS, W. SUMMER 1999. Growing credit at the Grassbank: collaboration at New Mexico's Valle Grande. Range Magazine:54-55.
6. MCNUTT, P. 2001. The Lassen Hills Vina Plains Grassbank. San Francisco, CA: The Nature Conservancy.
7. BAY, L. 2001. A case study of the Rocky Mountain Front Grassbank. Helena, MT: The Nature Conservancy of Montana.
8. BELL, L. 2001. A case study of the Heart Mountain Grassbank. Lander, WY: The Nature Conservancy of Wyoming.
9. POOLE, L., AND D. VESETH. 2003. Case study of the glaciated plains grassbank at the Matador Ranch. Helena, MT: The Nature Conservancy of Montana.
10. PAGE, J. 1997. Ranchers from a "radical center" to protect wide-open spaces. Smithsonian 28(3):50-60.
11. WHITE, C. 19 September 1999. Conservation pays off for ranchers. Idaho Statesman-8B.
12. GOLDMAN, D. 24 October 1999. "Radical center" responds to the extremes. Santa Fe New Mexican: F7.
13. JENSEN, M. N. 2001. Can cows and conservation mix? Bioscience. 51(2):85-90.
14. Christensen, J. 10 September 2002. Environmentalists hail the ranchers: Howdy, pardners! New York Times:D3(N) pF3(L) col 2.
15. KAPPEL, T. Summer 2002. Ranching and Conservation on the Matador in Bigsky Landmarks. Montana Chapter of The Nature Conservancy Newsletter, p.16.
16. HARPER, C. L. 2002. "Invested partner": A new role for non-profit organizations in U.S. federal land management. Project for the Master of Environmental Management degree in the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences of Duke University, Durham, NC.
17. EDWARDS, C. 2002. Grassbanks: a study of policy diffusion and adaptation in the American West [master's thesis]. Boulder, CO: University of Colorado.