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A Scientific Framework for Managing Urban Natural Areas

Author: Mazzotti, Frank J.; Morgenstern, Carol
Date: 1997
Periodical: Gainesville, FL: Florida Cooperative Extension Service; Wildlife Ecology and Conservation; WEC-74. 12 p
Link: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/UW112
Abstract: A science-based habitat planning program not only provides a foundation for making the best decisions possible and the flexibility of modifying them, but also fosters confidence and consensus from a public that has to both pay for and then live with the decisions made during this process. A scientific framework also provides consistency to the planning and management process through time and staff changes.


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