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Guidelines for developing and managing ecological restoration projects

Author: Clewell, A.; Rieger, J.; Munro, J.
Date: 2000
Periodical: Tucson, AZ; Society for Ecological Restoration International. 11 p.
Link: http://ser.org/pdf/ER_Guidelines.pdf
Abstract: The following guidelines are suggested for conceiving, organizing, conducting, and assessing ecological restoration projects. Adherence to these guidelines will reduce errors of omission and commission that compromise project quality. The guidelines are applicable to any ecosystem, terrestrial or aquatic. They are useful in any context - public works projects, stewardship programs, mitigation projects, private land initiatives, etc. The guidelines are generic and were developed as essential background for managers, policy makers, and the interested public as well as for professional and volunteer restoration practitioners. Design issues and the details for planning and implementing restoration projects lie beyond the scope of these guidelines. We leave such complexities to the authors of manuals and the presenters of workshops who address these topics.


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