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OK, maybe, but; I'd like to know more about the management of biodiversity risks on the unstocked grasslands, and I gotta stress that this will not extrapolate
by justatdotin 4y ago
OK, maybe, but;
I'd like to know more about the management of biodiversity risks on the unstocked grasslands,
and I gotta stress that this will not extrapolate to non-native macrofauna on other ecosystems in other climates
- pard68 4y agoCan't speak of non-american biomes, but in both Appalachia (VA) and the Ozarks (MO) I have personally seen similar results running cattle. The American ecosystems are all ideally and naturally adapt at thriving in the presence of ruminants. Makes sense, this entire continent was carpeted in bison until only two hundred years ago.
- justatdotin 4y agoyeah I'm not american. Where I live there are no native hoofed grazers, and rangelands suffer severe degradation, but some people will still make the b0rken assumption that bringing foreign herds here will improve soils.