Conserving Ecosystems Locally: A Role for Ecologists in Land-Use Planning
Abstract
Integration of ecological principles into private land-use planning is critical to preservation of biodiversity and functional ecosystems in the United States. Ecologists need to play an active role in shaping land-use decisions to meet those goals. Four areas of action for ecologists are (1) educating members of the staff, planning board, and governing body involved in land-use decisions; (2) serving on a planning commission or governing body;...
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Title
Conserving Ecosystems Locally: A Role for Ecologists in Land-Use Planning
Published Date
Jan 1, 2003
Journal
Volume
53
Issue
7
Pages
670 - 670
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