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Two Big Issues Maintaining plant diversity in landscapes Setting restoration targets coming soon ... Why the Gulf Coast needs more big alligators
A guide to the natural environment of Lanark County |
Maintaining Plant Diversity in Landscapes
There are six simple principles that provide the tools for maintaining, or restoring, native plant diversity in wild landscapes. This talk introduces them.
This version was given to the Ecological Restoration Institute in the School of Forestry at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff in 2007.
To view the talk, follow two steps:
(1) Load the following address into your browser -- or click on it below
(2) Then find Spring 2007 and Keddy on the seminar archive, go to the right side of the page, and click on the word Flash.
To view this talk you will need to have Adobe Flash installed on you computer. It can be downloaded free in a couple of minutes here.
For a supplemental reading, click here | |||
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