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How Long Until Crisis in African Wildlife Integrated Conservation and Development Projects (ICDPs)? Simulation Results from the Serengeti Ecosystem

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Author(s)Barrett, C.B.
Arcese, P.
Date1997
Reference typePaper
Source nameLand Economics
JournalVol 74
Pagespp. 449-465
PublisherIngenta Connect

Summary
This paper develops a model coupling species population dynamics with endogenous human consumption and poaching behavior in an environment of imperfect labor and product markets and static agricultural production technology subject to environmental shocks. Using the case of the Serengeti, we then simulate how long integrated conservation and development projects (ICDPs) might effectively serve as a delaying tactic against biodiversity loss until a more durable solution can be found to the challenge of wildlife conservation in the midst of endemic rural poverty.

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ICDP

 

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