Economic Effects of Federal Grazing Programs

Sloggy, Matthew R.; Anderes, Stefan; Sánchez, José J.

doi:10.1016/j.rama.2023.01.008

Rangeland Ecology & Management

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.rama.2023.01.008

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Economic Effects of Federal Grazing Programs

Matthew R. Sloggy

Stefan Anderes

José J. Sánchez

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Conservation and conviviality in the American West

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2024

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The emerging field of convivial conservation (CC) draws on the tradition of political ecology (PE) to present a “radical” alternative to contemporary environmentalisms, speaking to the challenges of conservation in the Anthropocene as well as the global ascent of reactionary populism. Building on previous work arguing for the ongoing value of dialogue between PE and the American West, I here develop a conversation between CC and another radical intervention, the collaborative conservation of the West’s so-called “radical center” (RC). Using the nexus of wolf–livestock conflict and public lands grazing, I first trace a genealogical history of western environmental politics before turning to CC as critical corrective to the shortcomings of the RC. Scholarship on the commons and commoning provides an analytical bridge and political toolkit for linking the empirics of place with the aspirational aims of conviviality, and naming and navigating on-the-ground obstacles to collaborative conservation efforts in the region. This dialogue in turn highlights deeply rooted tensions of capitalist political economy and questions of non/belonging rooted in settler colonialism—necessary regional engagements for building from polarized antagonism toward an alternative environmental politics of coexistence and conviviality.

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Conservation and conviviality in the American West

Martin

2024

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Economic Effects of Federal Grazing Programs

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