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The Planning for Growth and Open Space Conservation Webinar Series

Session #10: Conservation Planning Tools for Land Use Planners and Natural Resource Professionals
When Jan 30, 2013
from 02:00 PM US/Eastern to 03:30 PM US/Eastern
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An ever growing body of planning tools is being developed to address current and future conservation concerns. But how can land use planners expect to stay up-to-date on this dynamic and ever changing field? Our program will present findings from several recent surveys on the use of conservation planning tools by local and regional land use planners, as well as guidelines and incentives for conservation design in local development regulations. Presenters will introduce several contemporary conservation planning tools and discuss how land use planners and conservation biologists can improve working partnerships. Photo credit Mary Brazell, National Park Service.

This, as well as all webinars in the series, is open to anyone who would like to attend. Please contact Sara Comas (scomas@fs.fed.us) with comments, special accommodations, or to be added to the mailing list.

Scheduled speakers to include:

Sarah Reed Colorado State University and Wildlife Conservation Society

Ryan Scherzinger American Planning Association

Don Lipscomb Clemson University

Please register in advance for this and future webinars.

Visit our website for more information or to view past presentations.

**SAF or ISA Continuing Forestry Education (CFE) credits are available for this webinar.

This series is sponsored by the National Open Space Conservation Group of the USDA Forest Service and Clemson University.

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