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Guidelines for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation during Urban and Rural Land Development in British Columbia (2014) Biolinx Environmental Research Ltd, E. Wind Consulting
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Abstract: This document was developed to provide additional background information in support of Develop with Care 2014. It sets out guidelines designed to help maintain the viability of native amphibian and reptile populations in urban and rural areas of British Columbia subject to land development activities. Its primary purpose is to provide developers, consultants, landscape architects, local and regional governments, urban planners, land use managers and the public with the practical, cost-effective tools and supporting scientific information necessary for mitigating development activity impacts on amphibian and reptile populations in the province. Although often highly modified, urban and rural habitats can still provide important habitat for reptile species and amphibians. Measures to help maintain the viability of these native wildlife species are described in this report.
 
Biolinx Environmental Research Ltd, E. Wind Consulting, Biolinx Environmental Research Ltd (Kristiina Ovaska, Lennart Sopuck, Christian Engelstoft, Laura Matthias); E. Wind Consulting (Elke Wind, Joanna MacGarvie). 2014. Guidelines for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation during Urban and Rural Land Development in British Columbia (2014). Province of British Columbia - B.C. Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations. Best Management Practices (Natural Resource)
 
Topic: Guidelines and Best Management Practices
Keywords: herptile, provincial, best management practices, amphibians, reptiles, rural and urban, habitat
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