How much habitat is enough? / editors: Graham Bryan and Brian Henshaw. : CW66-164/2013E-PDF

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This is a framework for guiding habitat rehabilitation in Great Lakes Areas of Concern. It provides science-based information and general guidelines to assist government and non-government restoration practitioners, planners, and others involved in natural heritage conservation and preservation. The goal is to ensure that there is adequate wetland, riparian, and forest habitat to sustain minimum viable wildlife populations and help maintain selected ecosystem functions and attributes.

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canadian Wildlife Service.
Collaborating author Environment Canada Great Lakes Sustainability Fund.
Title How much habitat is enough? / editors: Graham Bryan and Brian Henshaw.
Publication type Monograph
Language [English]
Other language editions [French]
Earlier edition How much habitat is enough? :
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Other formats Paper-[English]
Publishing information Downsview - Ontario : Environment Canada. c2013.
Description 130p.figs., references, tables, photographs
ISBN 978-1-100-21921-9
Catalogue number
  • CW66-164/2013E-PDF
Edition 3rd ed.
Subject terms Biological diversity
Environmental protection
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