Some farmers won’t even be convinced that chopping down more trees could be a bad thing, for them scientific arguments have no impact on preconceived prejudices and notions. Others are just as passionate about the environment as we are.
Mike
From: Tony Ashton [mike@experiencethewild.com.au> wrote:
That simple presumption may not be strictly the case, and is addressed in ‘The Dingo Debate’. As always, the process is complex, and an open mind can lead to a more enlightened understanding of the issue. ‘The Dingo Debate’ is a good read for anyone interested in the subject. The hostility towards dingoes may be to some extent unjustified.
Mike
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