Supplement to conservation easements, not replacement, is the appropriate role of habitat leasing

IF 1.5 4区环境科学与生态学 Q3 Environmental Science Wildlife Society Bulletin Pub Date : 2024-01-18 DOI:10.1002/wsb.1508

Michael A. Powell, Sarah A. Brown, Robin M. Rotman, Sonja A. Wilhelm Stanis

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Abstract

In a response to our article, Brown, et al. (2023), Bennett and Brammer (2023) questioned our recommendation to increase the usage of affirmative language in conservation easements, enumerating their 4 concerns with affirmative clauses in easement language, and recommending habitat leasing as a better alternative. We are in full agreement with the potential value of habitat leasing for biodiversity protection; however, we disagree with its utility as a replacement for affirmative language, as well as the logic underpinning that assertion. Instead, we suggest an approach integrating both tools to minimize cost concerns and maximize the benefits of effective habitat management for biodiversity.

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栖息地租赁的适当作用是对保护地役权的补充，而不是替代

Brown 等人（2023 年）、Bennett 和 Brammer（2023 年）在对我们文章的回复中质疑我们关于在保护地役权中增加肯定性语言使用的建议，列举了他们对地役权语言中肯定性条款的 4 点担忧，并建议将生境租赁作为更好的替代方案。我们完全同意栖息地租赁对保护生物多样性的潜在价值；但我们不同意用栖息地租赁来替代肯定性语言，也不同意这种说法所依据的逻辑。相反，我们建议采用一种将两种工具结合起来的方法，以最大限度地减少成本问题，并最大限度地提高有效生境管理对生物多样性的益处。

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Wildlife Society Bulletin BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION-

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