PLANNERS AND THE CONSERVATION OF BIOLOGICAL HERITAGE: Implications for New Zealand and Australia

"This paper argues that, in order to be effective, planners need to develop methods and principles of planning that support the long-term survival of native species and ecosystems."

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Published in:Australian planner 1999-01, Vol.36 (1), p.42-48
Main Author: JAY, MAIRI
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Australia
Biodiversity
Coasts
Community involvement
Conservation (Natural resources)
Ecology
Environmental policy
Local government administration
New Zealand
New Zealand. Conservation Act 1987
New Zealand. Conservation Law Reform Act 1990
New Zealand. Resource Management Act 1991
Resource management
Sustainable development
Town planning
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Summary:"This paper argues that, in order to be effective, planners need to develop methods and principles of planning that support the long-term survival of native species and ecosystems."
ISSN:0729-3682
2150-6841
DOI:10.1080/07293682.1999.9665720