are economically advantageous, along with wildlife restoration benefits. The legal protection of some species (e.g. red-cockaded woodpecker) that can be found in this habitat means that landowners may be able to add financial compensation as a further source of income. See also Carbon farming Browsing (herbivory) Dehesa Field Meadow Transhumance Forest farming References Further reading Venator, Charles R., Jurgen Glaeser and Reynaldo Soto. 1992. "A Silvopastoral Strategy" in Development or Destruction: The Conversion of Tropical Forest to Pasture in Latin America. pp. 281–292. Westview Press/Boulder External links National Agroforestry Center (USDA) Farm Woodland Forum - Silvopastoral Agroforestry Silvopasture by Project Regeneration. Agroforestry Sustainable agriculture Livestock Forestry