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Cooperative bargaining to manage invasive species in jurisdictions with public and private lands
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Journal of Forest Economics
Journal of Forest Economics (2018) 32 (1): 72–83.
Published: 01 August 2018
...Shyamani D. Siriwardena; Kelly M. Cobourn; Gregory S. Amacher; Robert G. Haight Mixed land ownership affects the scope for cooperative bargaining between jurisdictions to undertake control activities to slow the spread of an invasive species. We consider a problem in which emerald ash borer (EAB...
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The role of restoration in the prevention of a large-scale native speciesloss: Case study of the invasive emerald ash borer
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Journal of Forest Economics
Journal of Forest Economics (2017) 27 (1): 91–98.
Published: 01 April 2017
... an ecosystem, it is rarely economically or physically viable to eradicate them. Policy after invasion then focuses on restoration or returning habitats to their un-invaded states. We determine the optimal prevention of invasion of the emerald ash borer in Colorado, given the timing of invasion is uncertain...
