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January 1986
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Relationships of landscape ecology and land use planning and management are discussed. The significance of an ecological data base for national, regional and local planning is considered from a Canadian perspective, relating ecological land classification hierarchy to the various levels of management, and describing developments in survey methodology, remote sensing and computer information systems.
January 1983
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Ecological Land Survey is widely practiced in Canada both by federal and provincial agencies engaged in land management and planning. The overall methodologies, phases inherent in the survey system, and operational applications are examined. -Authors
... At the national level, this has resulted in a greater environmental influence on long term socio-political decision making, for example, ecodistrict information has played an important role in negotiations between Canada and the U.S.A. on the effects of Long Range Transport of Air Pollutants (LRTAP) on terrestrial environments (Rubec and Wiken, 1983). In the Arctic,it is being used for regional planning studies in areas where detailed information is lacking. ...
January 1983
