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Massachusetts, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Maine have adopted regulatory zones around seasonal (vernal) pools to conserve terrestrial habitat for pool-breeding amphibians. Most amphibians require access to distinct seasonal habitats in both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems because of their complex life histories. These habitat requirements make them particularly vulnerable to land uses that destroy...
Cluster Subdivisions are intended to create open space in proximity to residential areas, but there is growing recognition that they do little to ensure connectivity between these areas. Conservation Subdivisions, in which open space is designed around proactively identified areas of high ecological value, have been proposed as a means to ensure a connected network of undeveloped land. In this paper...
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