How Much Habitat is Enough – 3rd Ed

An important challenge for Canadian society in addressing the natural environment, one of the three elements of sustainability along with society and economy, is to ensure that there is adequate wetland, riparian, forest and grassland habitat to sustain minimum viable wildlife populations and help maintain selected ecosystem functions and attributes. The goal of the How Much Habitat is Enough? series is to provide science-based information and guidelines related to these natural systems and the biodiversity for which we all are the stewards.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Standard 8: Evaluating and Selecting Conservation Projects
Tags: Practice 8A - Strategic Conservation Planning, Report, Stewardship
Author: Environment Canada
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