On the recordJune 23, 2014
The simple truth is that if wildlife have no economic value, there is little if any incentive for people who live in that habitat to conserve or save them.
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congress.govThe simple truth is that if wildlife have no economic value, there is little if any incentive for people who live in that habitat to conserve or save them.
Fleming argues that economic value from hunting incentivizes wildlife conservation.
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