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000149747 245__ $$aBalancing agricultural production and conservation: setting out the production and environmental challenges facing farming
000149747 260__ $$c2012
000149747 269__ $$a2012
000149747 270__ $$mmartin.harper@rspb.org.uk$$pHarper,   Martin
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000149747 520__ $$aGlobally, agriculture is facing an unprecedented set of pressures over the coming decades.  After a brief review of recent studies on the challenges facing the food and farming sector, the RSPB offers its views on approaches to balancing agricultural production and conservation in the UK, drawing on case studies from within the charity’s own farming portfolio.  There are decisions to be made on how we use our land in the future, including whether we follow the ‘land sparing’ model of intensive agriculture freeing up land for nature conservation objectives; or adopt a ‘land sharing’ approach where wildlife-friendly farming delivers both food and biodiversity.  The RSPB conclusion is that there is no ‘one size fits all’ model for the future of farming.  Intensive and extensive farms, conventional and organic, arable and livestock, lowland and upland can all form part of the mix.  Government, scientists and land managers must focus on addressing the conflicts between farming and conservation to make all farming systems more sustainable.  An evidence-based approach, building on sound scientific research and efficient dissemination of new knowledge to land managers, will be critical.
000149747 650__ $$aEnvironmental Economics and Policy
000149747 6531_ $$aFarming
000149747 6531_ $$aagriculture
000149747 6531_ $$aconservation
000149747 6531_ $$aenvironment
000149747 6531_ $$abiodiversity
000149747 6531_ $$aland use
000149747 700__ $$aHarper, Martin
000149747 700__ $$aCrane, Ellie
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