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Orenstein finds single-family ranches may be harming biological diversity in the Negev

Posted by Lauren Hertel on Monday, February 25 2013

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Daniel Orenstein

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International Conservation & Development, Conservation Science & Biology, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Policy, International

Are single-family ranches harming biological diversity in the Negev? According to a new study, they may well be doing so in the long run.

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