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State and Local Incentives for Private Land Conservation

Projects

State and local level conservation incentive programs are numerous and varied. Defenders works to expand and improve upon state incentives policy and mechanisms.

Papers, Presentations and Articles

Casey, Frank, Sara Vickerman, Cheryl Hummon, and Bruce Taylor. 2006. Incentives for biodiversity conservation: An ecological and economic assessment. Washington, DC: Defenders of Wildlife. 92 pp.

Hummon, Lisa, and Frank Casey. 2004. Status and Trends in Federal Resource Conservation Incentive Programs: 1996-2001. Conservation Economics Program Working Paper 1. Defenders of Wildlife. Washington D.C.

Casey, Frank, Andrew Schmitz, Scott Swinton, and David Zilberman (eds.). 1999. Flexible Incentives for the Adoption of Environmental Technologies in Agriculture. Kluwer Academic Press. Norwell, Mass.

George, S. 2002. Conservation in America: State Government Incentives for Habitat Conservation. A Status Report. Defenders of Wildlife. Washington, D.C.