A new climate for grazing livestock

Colombia's sustainable cattle ranching programme restores degraded land while boosting livestock production and making farmland more resilient to climate change. Access through your

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08 MAY 2014 In the News Feature 'A new climate for grazing livestock' (_Nature Climate Change_ 4, 321–323; 2014) Olimpo Montes's source of funding was incorrectly stated. He

received a Payment of Environmental Services as compensation for changes he made as a participant in a project funded by the Global Environment Facility and administered by the World Bank.

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