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Guanaco Sustainable Management as a Conservation and Rural Development Strategy,ishment: inadequate use of natural grasslands; lack of training and advisory services for producers; scarce transference of management technologies adapted for arid areas; low value of primary production; overgrazing; commercialization difficulties; limited productive alternatives due to the environ

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Historical Perspective and Current Understanding of the Ecology, Conservation, and Management of thcollaboration with national and international researchers, accrued increased scientific knowledge of the species. These efforts contributed to meaningful protection and conservation measures, initially in the Magallanes district of Chile, and later throughout the country. Following sustained populat

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Lessons for the Future of Conservation and Sustainable Use of Guanacos,d sustainable use of the guanacos in Patagonia. Social-ecological systems (SES) are those that include social (human) and ecological (biophysical) sub-systems in two-way feedback interactions. In this chapter, we apply the concepts of “coupling” and “decoupling” social-ecological systems to the rela

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9266-6nd habitat loss and degradation, wildlife is constantly subject to stressors that place it at an escalating risk of disease. This chapter provides a review of available information on the parasitic, viral, and bacterial diseases of the guanaco in the Patagonian region. Scientific knowledge on the ov

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230625822ishment: inadequate use of natural grasslands; lack of training and advisory services for producers; scarce transference of management technologies adapted for arid areas; low value of primary production; overgrazing; commercialization difficulties; limited productive alternatives due to the environ