Biodiversity by Design
Authors:
URBED
Published in:
Town & Country Planning Association
Date:
September 2004
Themes:
Environment and sustainability
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Summary:
The aim of the guide is to provide guidance on how to maximise the opportunities for biodiversity in the planning and design of sustainable communities. The guide takes the user through the design process, presenting a toolkit of best practice that can be tailored according to the scale of the development opportunity.
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