Functional networks for wildlife

Good planning, design and management includes improving connectivity for wildlife and people, and creating functional networks.With the support of the University of York, the LI has published a technical information note with particular reference to connectivity for wildlife. It will also help landscape professionals to negotiate better with professional ecologists.Connectivity And Ecological Networks Technical Information Note 1/16  

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