Private lands constitute 70% of the land base in the United States and are important to the conservation of fish and wildlife. The last 4 Farm Bills established a variety of conservation programs that integrate fish and wildlife habitat as an important consideration in farm policy. These programs provide cost-sharing opportunities, technical assistance, and other financial incentives to restore or enhance habitats, and protect habitats through long-term or permanent conservation easements. The programs are providing landscape-scale habitat changes, resulting in increased populations of many species.
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1 November 2006
Wildlife and Fish Conservation Through the Farm Bill
RANDALL L. GRAY,
BILLY M. TEELS
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conservation programs
Conservation Reserve Program
Conservation Security Program
Environmental Quality Incentives Program
Farm Bill
Grassland Reserve Program
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