Policies for nature and landscape conservation in Dutch agriculture: An evaluation of objectives, means, effects and programme costs
评估荷兰农业中自然与景观保护政策，分析其目标、手段、效果及成本，指出高额支出可能限制未来土地管理政策的可行性。
In the Netherlands the policy for conserving nature and landscape in agriculture is largely prescriptive. Management agreements, the creation of nature reserves and maintenance agreements are the most important instruments the government uses to implement its policy. The government has decided to designate 200, 000 hectares as management and reserve areas. This will require a sum of about 2, 650 million gilders for land purchase and some 218 million gilders annually for management agreements and to meet the cost of managing and maintaining the nature reserves. These sums might seriously restrict the feasibility of the policies of land management in the future. Copyright 1992 by Oxford University Press.