Can You Have It All?
About 53% of the land in Idaho is classified as rangeland. Rangelands include grasslands, shrublands, open forests, deserts, and any other land not covered by dense forests, rock, or concrete. Idaho’s rangelands are very diverse, and mean different things to different people. How do you value rangelands? How do the people you know value rangelands?
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Think about the uses of rangelands listed below. Rank your preference for the following uses 1 to 11 (1 = highest or most preferred and 11 = lowest or least preferred) *
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Aesthetics: Natural, untouched beauty
Agriculture: Farming, food production
Energy Development: Wind, solar, geothermal, coal/natural gas
Hunting/Fishing: Access and places to hunt and fish
Livestock Grazing: Sheep & Cattle ranching
Motorized Recreation: Snowmobile, 4-wheeler, motorcycle
Native Plant Harvest: Collecting native seeds or herbs for medicine
Non-motorized Recreation: Skiing, hiking, mountain biking
Rural Housing: Development Summer homes, ranchettes, lodges, cabin
Urban Development: Golf courses, shopping malls, suburban homes
Wildlife Habitat: Elk, Deer, Birds, etc.
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