Mapping legal authority for terrestrial conservation corridors along streams

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RT @Drew_Lab: Using streams as a starting point, this paper shows that using a combined legal and natural approach can create logical and l…

Using streams as a starting point, this paper shows that using a combined legal and natural approach can create logical and legal corridors for wildlife management https://t.co/eYGTnehEtB https://t.co/D56yWj1lJN

RT @DeltaCouncil: Shifting the #connectivitysymp convo to governance, Associate Prof. Alex Fremier (@ripariman) says understanding legal la…

RT @ConBiology: Researchers developed a way to map habitat conditions AND the types of legal authority governing them, with the aim to crea…

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