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          Diversifying ranch business models : challenges and opportunities in Larimer County, Colorado 

          Contributor:Christensen, Megan;
          Date Submitted:2011
          Private, working ranches provide valuable "ecosystem services," the benefits people derive from ecosystems including food, water, open space, carbon sequestration, recreational opportunities, and many more. While ranchers ...
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          Governing complexity : polycentricity and customary property rights in the commons 

          Contributor:Carlisle, Keith M.;
          Date Submitted:2018
          Broadly, this dissertation research examines natural resources governance approaches that may facilitate the achievement of desirable social and ecological outcomes. It takes, as its point of departure, a nearly half-century-old ...

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