Tanzania: Paying local communities not to convert grasslands to crops
Abstract
In Tanzania, villages receive communal economic benefits for maintaining traditional pastoral activities on grazing lands rather than converting these grasslands to arable agriculture.
Description
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Keywords
Wildlife, Cattle, Payments for environmental services, Grazing, Community participation, Pasture management, Grasslands, Conservation, Conservation incentives, Pastoralism, Livestock, PES, Tanzania, Ungulates, Elephants, Maasai, Land conversion, Ecosystem