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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship. Book.

Paperback. Condizione: New. "Anyone can take responsibility for a place," Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. "How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land." Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working lands-and thereby land stewards-into the future.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Anyone can take responsibility for a place," Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. "How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land." Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working landsand thereby land stewardsinto the future. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: New. "Anyone can take responsibility for a place," Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. "How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land." Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working lands-and thereby land stewards-into the future.…

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 328 pages. 7.01x0.68x9.99 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 328 pages. 7.01x0.68x9.99 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 328 pages. 7.01x0.68x9.99 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover, 25 cm, 192 pp. Ills.: z/w en kleurenillustraties. Verrijkt met krantenknipsels. Cond.: goed / good. ISBN: 9789065096074.

Hardcover, 20 cm, 239 pp. Ills.: kleurenillustraties. Cond.: zeer goed / very good. ISBN: 9065096043.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Anyone can take responsibility for a place,' Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. 'How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land.' Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working landsand thereby land stewardsinto the future.…

Condizione: New. 2026. paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Paperback. Condizione: New. "Anyone can take responsibility for a place," Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. "How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land." Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working lands-and thereby land stewards-into the future.…

Condizione: NEW.

Condizione: New. 2026. paperback. . . . . .

Linnen band met stofomslag, 31 cm, 255 pp. Ills.: z/w en kleurenillustraties. verrijkt met krantenkipsels. Cond.: goed / good. ISBN: 9789065096043.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Anyone can take responsibility for a place," Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. "How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land." Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working landsand thereby land stewardsinto the future. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Anyone can take responsibility for a place," Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. "How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land." Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working landsand thereby land stewardsinto the future. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship | Roel R Lopez (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | Texas A&M University Press | EAN 9781648434235 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. "Anyone can take responsibility for a place," Simon Roosevelt, great-great grandson of the avid conservationist President Theodore Roosevelt, writes in his foreword. "How persistently and well a conservationist pursues responsibility, connection, and the imperatives of use and care is as much a record of a conservation commitment as is the landowner's mark on the land." Private working lands account for 70 percent (more than one billion acres) of US land, providing food, fiber, purified air and water, wildlife habitat, and cultural and societal benefits. The stewards of these lands are crucial to managing our nation's natural resources, though private landowners' contributions to society are often invisible to the public.As our population becomes increasingly disconnected from the outdoors, sharing the values and motivations of private landowners fosters a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the day-to-day challenges inherent in working the land. In The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship, editors Roel Lopez, Jenny Sanders, James Cathey, and Abigail Huddleston present the history, philosophy, practices, and use of science-based information to provide knowledge and perspective to natural resource professionals; conservation advocates; and federal, state, and local decision-makers in their efforts to support the stewards of the working lands that sustain our country.Annotated with interviews of private landowners, The Art and Science of Private Land Stewardship will prepare agricultural and natural resource providers and agency practitioners for their invaluable work toward ensuring the resilience, health, and sustainability of our working lands-and thereby land stewards-into the future.…

Zuidwolde, Stichting Het Drente Boek, 2001. 255 blz. Ills (ged.in kleur). Gebonden met stofomslag. Goed. #9065096043. [67156].

Zuidwolde, 2008. 192 pp. Col. ills. Hardcover.

Zuidwolde, 2001. 255 pp. Col. ills. Boards.

Zweeloo 2007, 160 pag., rijk geïllustreerd, nette hardcover (code O-143).