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The role of scientific modelscientific investigations. This book has provided an overview of the scientific knowledge concerning relevant aspects of grazing systems and their management. In this chapter we attempt to identify scientific achievements with respect to their function in supporting the management of nature reserves.

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Grazing for conservation in the twenty-first centuryand how do we proceed from here? As can be noted from the previous chapters, grazing has been applied to meet various management objectives. Have these objectives been met, and if not, what are the probable causes? Was grazing the right tool in the first place?

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Spontaneous Order and the Utopian Collectiveal landscape. This chapter therefore sets out to elucidate the impact of grazing on the development of semi-natural landscape patterns in prehistoric and historic times. In doing so, the emphasis is placed on the role of domestic herbivores in the landscape as illustrated by the ., i.e. pasture woodlands or wood-pastures.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33691-2he landscape. We will review the changes from agricultural exploitation via maintenance management towards restoration management. The questions about the ecological frame of reference for the goal of restoration will be discussed. Finally various approaches to current grazing management will be treated.

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Grazing for conservation management in historical perspectivehe landscape. We will review the changes from agricultural exploitation via maintenance management towards restoration management. The questions about the ecological frame of reference for the goal of restoration will be discussed. Finally various approaches to current grazing management will be treated.

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