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The resources in this database provide legal mechanisms, innovative policies, and best practices that planners can use to help their communities adapt to climate change, protect green infrastructure, and carry out sustainable land and water use practices.
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  1. A Guide to Green Choices: Ideas and Practical Advice for Land Use Decisions in British Columbia Communities
    Author: Community Development, BC Ministry of
    Publisher: Government of BC [Posted: December 31, 1969]
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  2. Taking Action on Green Resilience: Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Synergies
    Author: ACT
    Publisher: ACT [Posted: January 1, 2017]
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  3. How Much Habitat is Enough?
    Author: Environment Canada
    Publisher: Government of Canada [Posted: January 1, 2013]
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  4. Developing Levels of Service for Natural Assets: A Guidebook for Local Governments
    Author: Municipal Natural Assets Initiative
    Publisher: Municipal Natural Assets Initiative [Posted: August 12, 2022]
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  5. In Search of the Good Life: Taking a Snapshot of Built Environment Sustainability in BC
    Author: Chan, C.; Finseth, T. ; Hendrickson, D. ; Whitelaw, P.
    Publisher: Real Estate Foundation of BC [Posted: December 4, 2018]
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  6. B.C. Food System Policy Database
    Author: Kwantlen Institute for Sustainable Food Systems
    [Posted: September 14, 2018]
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  7. Making Strides on Community Adaptation in Canada
    Author: ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability
    [Posted: September 14, 2018]
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  8. A Resource for Okanagan Lakeshore Living
    Author: Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program
    [Posted: July 23, 2018]
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  9. Defining and Scoping Municipal Natural Assets
    Author: Municipal Natural Assets Initiative
    [Posted: April 25, 2018]
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  10. Connecting the Dots: A Guide to Using Ecological Connectivity Modeling in Municipal Planning
    Author: Miistakis Institute
    Publisher: Miistakis Institute [Posted: April 6, 2018]
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