Living Within Biodiversity’s Web: Ranching, Resilience, and Climate Change in Baja Sur « Agriculture & Animal Science# « Cambridge Core Blog
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For centuries life in the interior ranches of Baja California Sur has been lived in a close rhythm with the land. The 18th century Spanish missions brought permanent change to Baja when they adapted European range life to the peninsula's interior regions. Over time these ranches have formed a tight knit community in a resilient
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