Conservation Agreements: Relational Contracts with Endogenous MonitoringConservation Agreements • March 5th, 2020
This analysis pertains only to the parties’ joint value. If at the beginning of the entire game, the parties negotiate subject to an exogenously fixed disagreement point (such as the “business as usual” Nash equilibrium of the stage game), then the NGO’s shared interest in the Community having bargaining power is tempered by the fact that the initial share of surplus is sensitive to the parties’ relative bargaining weights. To be more precise, as a thought exercise let us start by imagining πC = 0 and πN = 1. In this case, cooperation
Conservation Agreements:Conservation Agreements • August 7th, 2017
This analysis pertains only to the parties’ joint value. If at the beginning of the entire game, the parties negotiate subject to an exogenously fixed disagreement point (such as the “business as usual” Nash equilibrium of the stage game), then the NGO’s shared interest in the Community having bargaining power is tempered by the fact that the initial share of surplus is sensitive to the parties’ relative bargaining weights. To be more precise, as a thought exercise let us start by imagining πC = 0 and πN = 1. In this case, cooperation is not possible and so the parties are stuck with repeated selection of the stage-game Nash profile ER.10 If we imagine raising πC from 0 (and correspondingly lowering πN from 1), then the attainable joint value increases; even though the NGO’s share of surplus goes down, both the NGO and the Community are better off. But when πC becomes large, although the joint value continues to rise, the NGO’s selected equilibrium payoff from the beginning of the game
TITLE 16—CONSERVATION Page 1100Conservation Agreements • August 13th, 2018
stituted ‘‘military installations and State-owned Na- tional Guard installations’’ for ‘‘Department of Defense installations’’.
Page 1781 TITLE 16—CONSERVATION § 1532Conservation Agreements • October 17th, 2019
Types of private land conservation agreementsConservation Agreements • February 26th, 2018
Conservation Agreements are voluntary agreements between the Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) and landholders to conserve and manage biodiversity on an area of land. Wildlife Refuge Agreements are an entry-level option for landholders who wish to protect the biodiversity on their property but do not wish to enter into a permanent agreement. Biodiversity Stewardship Agreements are used for landholders wishing to generate and sell biodiversity credits under the Biodiversity Offsets Scheme. They provide permanent conservation and management of the biodiversity values on the land.
