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New partnerships find win-win projects between ranchers and environmentalists

By Zach Altman | January 28, 2022

“You can do all the conservation practices in the world,” said Susie Evans, a fifth-generation cattle rancher in Chaffee County, Colorado. “But if it doesn’t profit, you’re gone.”

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