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Integration of ecological connectivity assessment into biodiversity-sensitive urban planning: modelling ecological impacts of residential development in planned urbanization zones in western Lyon (France)
Although integration of ecological connectivity into spatial planning is essential to prevent biodiversity loss, planning documents rarely provide operational guidance for performing this. This study combines ecological network modeling with a residential development model constrained by existing ur
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