Land use control as a strategy for retaining and integrating urban forest landscapes
Reference Type
Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
The purpose of this chapter is to describe and evaluate the general effectiveness of regulatory and nonregulatory land use controls for retaining and integrating urban landscapes.
[Ti: Land use control as a strategy for retaining and integrating urban forest landscapes]
[Au: Liegel, K.,, , ,]
[So: In: Bradley, G.A., ed. Urban forest landscapes: Integrating multidisciplinary perspectives. Seattle, University of Washington Press. pp.72-77.]
[Ky: Managing the Urban Forest]]
Authors
K. Liegel
K. Liegel
Date Published
1995
1995
Journal/Conference
In: Bradley, G.A., ed. Urban forest landscapes: Integrating multidisciplinary perspectives. Seattle, University of Washington Press. pp.72-77.
In: Bradley, G.A., ed. Urban forest landscapes: Integrating multidisciplinary perspectives. Seattle, University of Washington Press. pp.72-77.
Publisher
In: Bradley, G.A., ed. Urban forest landscapes: Integrating multidisciplinary perspectives. Seattle, University of Washington Press. pp.72-77.
In: Bradley, G.A., ed. Urban forest landscapes: Integrating multidisciplinary perspectives. Seattle, University of Washington Press. pp.72-77.
ISBN/ISSN
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Sub-Topics
Best Management Practices (BMPs)
Best Management Practices (BMPs)
Keywords
Managing the Urban Forest
Managing the Urban Forest
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