Hay… that’s my habitat!. Grassland Birds and Dairy Farming Growth in the economic susbystem Renewal of resource/ public good.

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Hay… that’s my habitat!

Grassland Birds and Dairy Farming Growth in the economic susbystem Renewal of resource/ public good

Renewal of resource/ public good: - farms maintained habitat for grassland birds nest: hay forage: in corn

Growth of economic subsystem: - Researchers found higher protein in earlier hay - Pesticide technology advanced - Mowing equipment changes

Result: -current practices may be preventing renewal of resource.

Result: -current practices may be preventing renewal of resource.

Who cares? Are these birds really a public good?

Who cares? Are these birds really a public good? The Nature Conservancy Partners in Flight North American Bird Conservation Initiative Audubon Society State Wildlife Programs

Available policy options: - Displace the conflict… purchase/easements (ignores the rules of systems thinking) 

Other available policy options: - Pigovian subsidies WHIP (Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program) GRP (Grassland Reserve Program) “Birds as Farm Product”

Other available policy options: - Pigovian subsidies WHIP (Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program) GRP (Grassland Reserve Program) “Birds as Farm Product” Polluter Privilege … and a value clash..

Is there a polluter-pays solution?

Questions?