Integrating Land Use Planning and Biodiversity - Defenders of Wildlife

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish to thank all of the participants in the workshop for their valuable contributions before, during and after the workshop. Mark Shaffer, senior vice president for program, Laura Watchman, vice president for habitat conservation, and Sara Vickerman, director west coast office of Defenders of Wildlife provided guidance in the creation of the workshop and this report. Tim Mealey, senior partner at Meridian Institute served as an effective facilitator at the workshop. Chuck Huckelberry, Pima County Administrator, and Sharon McGregor, Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, both gave excellent overview presentations of their planning projects at the workshop. Marc Bonta, Lisa Hummon, Inga Sedlovsky, and Chapman Stewart of Defenders of Wildlife helped with logistics for the workshop. Kathie Cowell and Mitzi Wallace at the Aspen Wye River Conference Center were extremely helpful in arranging the workshop. Maeveen Behan, Pima County, Arizona, and Jessica Patalano, Massachusetts Natural Heritage Program, provided map graphics for the report. The authors especially wish to acknowledge Kassandra Stirling, media production specialist with Defenders' west coast office for bringing the final report together. Any errors or misrepresentations of the various planning efforts described here are ultimately the fault of the authors. Authors Jeffrey P. Cohn, writer, Takoma Park, Maryland Jeffrey A. Lerner, Conservation Planning Associate, Defenders of Wildlife Editor Elizabeth Grossman, writer, Portland, Oregon Project Manager Jeffrey A. Lerner, Conservation Planning Associate, Defenders of Wildlife Production Lisa Hummon, Habitat Program Coordinator, Defenders of Wildlife Kassandra Stirling, Media Production Specialist, Defenders of Wildlife Designer Manda Beckett, Claritas Consortium, Portland, Oregon Maps provided by Oregon Biodiversity Project, West Linn, Oregon; Defenders of Wildlife, Washington D.C.; Willamette Restoration Initiative, Salem, Oregon; Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan, Pima County, Arizona; The BioMap Project, Westborough, Massachusetts. Additional copies of this report may be downloaded from the Biodiversity Partnership website at www.biodiversitypartners.org Copyright © 2003 by Defenders of Wildlife, 1101 Fourteenth Street, NW, Suite 1400, Washington, D.C. 20005 All rights reserved. Abstracting is permitted with credit to the source. Printed on recycled paper
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