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Sharing the costs of conservation by recognizing ranchers for the habitat they provide

By Hallie Mahowald | July 24, 2020

The author of “Eager,” a book about beavers, suggests ranchers should be rewarded for wolves appearing on their property. Ben Goldfarb points to similar programs in Sweden, Arizona and Montana.

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