Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 4 Jul/aug 1972
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Montana never was and never will be a simple sea of grass or other simple monoculture. It is, instead, an infinitely diverse ecosystem that derives its strength from its diversity with all plants and animals belonging to, taking from and contributing to its stability.
Attempts to oversimplify those commodities we value most threaten that diversity and, conse- quently, the strength of natural systems.
The imbalance we have created can only be maintained by a practice that is suddenly unacceptabl...e in the field of wildlife manage- ment. At one time it was thought that predator control was not only beneficial, but in some cases necessary, to the maintenance of abun- dant game populations. That particular belief has been repeatedly examined and reexamined over the years. The preponderance of evidence indicates that predators have an acceptable and proper place within all animal populations; they are not only tolerable but, very likely, essential members of any animal community.
By the same token, we readily recognize that the relationship between domestic stock and predatory animals is not the same as the relationship between predators and wild animal populations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Montana never was and never will be a simple sea of grass or other simple monoculture. It is, instead, an infinitely diverse ecosystem that derives its strength from its diversity with all plants and animals belonging to, taking from and contributing to its stability.
Attempts to oversimplify those commodities we value most threaten that diversity and, conse- quently, the strength of natural systems.
The imbalance we have created can only be maintained by a practice that is suddenly unacceptabl...e in the field of wildlife manage- ment. At one time it was thought that predator control was not only beneficial, but in some cases necessary, to the maintenance of abun- dant game populations. That particular belief has been repeatedly examined and reexamined over the years. The preponderance of evidence indicates that predators have an acceptable and proper place within all animal populations; they are not only tolerable but, very likely, essential members of any animal community.
By the same token, we readily recognize that the relationship between domestic stock and predatory animals is not the same as the relationship between predators and wild animal populations.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 4 Jul/aug 1972?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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