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Muskwa-Kechika Management Area (British Columbia)
"As the first legislated example of conservation biology in action, the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area (M-KMA) offers a valuable new model for conservation planning and design."
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Studies & Reports 15 of 32
"The combination of core protected areas, special management zones (which allow some ecologically sensitive development) and reclamation practices provides a comprehensive approach to conservation design, allowing for connectivity and buffers between protected areas.
Conservationists are largely credited with driving this integrated, innovative vision. Credit also goes to the B.C. government: it set up the planning tables (which included representatives from industry, conservation groups, labour and government), gave these tables sufficient time to reach consensus (insisting on full consensus on all recommendations), legislated protection and provided funding. Long-term support for the initiative will hinge on continued efforts to ensure the viability of the region and its communities."
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