Planning for Biodiversity: Issues and Examples
by Sheila Peck
Explores how biodiversity conservation can be incorporated into land-use planning with real-world examples and practical strategies.
About This Book
Planning for Biodiversity addresses the integration of ecological considerations into planning processes.
The book provides examples and strategies for balancing development with the preservation of natural systems.
It is intended for planners, resource managers, and policymakers working in environmental fields.
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