Nature-Friendly Land Use Practices at Multiple Scales

, by Kihslinger, Rebecca L.; Mcelfish, James M., Jr.

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ISBN: 9781585761401 | 1585761400
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Copyright: 2/1/2009

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Land development decisions present the most significant threats to wildlife and functioning ecological systems in the U.S. But there is often a mismatch between the scale at which land development decisions are made and the scale at which conservation must be addressed in order to succeed.

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Acknowledgments	p. v
About the Authors	p. vii
Preface	p. ix
The Scale Problem for Land Use Decisions	p. 1
Views of a Conservation Biologist Dan L. Perlman	p. 23
Bridging the Gap: Incorporating Science-Based Information Into Land Use Planning Bruce A. Stein	p. 42
Private Developments Providing Conservation Benefits at Multiple Scales	p. 55
Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana: Mixed Use Residential Development	p. 57
General Motors Lansing Delta Township Assembly Center: Industrial Private Development	p. 72
Santa Lucia Preserve, Carmel Valley, California: Luxury Conservation Development/Preserve	p. 84
County Plans and Regulations Providing Conservation Benefits at Multiple Scales	p. 105
East Contra Costa County, California: Habitat Conservation Plan/Natural Community Conservation Plan	p. 107
Baltimore County, Maryland: Integrated Land Use Regulation, Resource Protection, and Public Facilities	p. 133
Summit County, Colorado: Wildlife Habitat Overlay District	p. 148
State/Federal Programs Administered for Conservation Benefits at Multiple Scales	p. 167
Fall River, Massachusetts: Source Water Protection	p. 169
North Carolina's Ecosystem Enhancement Program: Transportation Projects and Compensatory Mitigation	p. 183
Solving the Scale Problem	p. 196
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