Australia: The Economic Value Of Environmental Services On Indigenous-Held Lands In Australia

Australia: The Economic Value Of Environmental Services On Indigenous-Held Lands In Australia Kerstin K. Zander, and Stephen T. Garnett, 2011   Australians could be willing to pay from $878m to $2b per year for Indigenous people to provide environmental services. This is up to 50 times the amount currently invested by government. This result was derived from a nationwide survey that included a choice experiment in which 70% of the 927 respondents were willing to contribute to a conservation...

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