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Estimating Cost-Effectiveness of Hawaiian Dry Forest Restoration Using Spatial Changes in Water Yield and Landscape Flammability under Climate Change¹
Christopher A. Wada, Leah L. Bremer, Kimberly Burnett, Clay Trauernicht, Thomas Giambelluca, Lisa Mandle, Elliott Parsons, Charlotte Weil, Natalie Kurashima, and Tamara Ticktin

Table 5. Management Costs for Fence Installation, Ungulate Control, Site Preparation, Weed Control, Outplanting, and Firebreak Maintenance Source: Farm and Garden Kona. Source: Crop Production Services. Source: BEI Hawai'i. Source: Farm and Garden Kona. Source: Airgas Kona. Assumes that only 10% of each upland hectare requires preparation

Table 5.

Management Costs for Fence Installation, Ungulate Control, Site Preparation, Weed Control, Outplanting, and Firebreak Maintenance

Source: Farm and Garden Kona.

Source: Crop Production Services.

Source: BEI Hawai'i.

Source: Farm and Garden Kona.

Source: Airgas Kona.

Assumes that only 10% of each upland hectare requires preparation

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