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Introduction -- Focused, special-area conservation planning: an approach to reconciling development and environmental protection -- Preserving biodiversity through the use of habitat conservation plans -- The Balcones Canyonlands Conservation Plan: a regional multi-species approach -- Southern California's multi-species planning -- Managing wetlands through advanced planning and permitting: the Columbia River Estuary Study Taskforce -- Special-area management planning in New Jersey's Hackensack Meadowlands: an emerging model for cooperative state-federal planning -- Balancing conservation and development in Chiwaukee Prairie, Wisconsin -- Maryland Chesapeake Bay Critical Areas Program; wetlands protection and future growth -- Anchorage, Alaska's Wetlands Management Plan -- The East Everglades Planning Study -- Collaborative planning for development in Bolsa Chica, California's wetlands -- Conclusion. |
