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Habitat Conservation Plans: The Quiet Revolution |
The Quiet Revolution,
revised August 1998, is an introduction to Habitat Conservation Plans (HCPs)
and features several examples of how HCPs can work to allow development on private
land to coexist with species and habitat conservation. In addition to brief
case studies, The Quiet Revolution includes helpful contact information
and answers to commonly asked questions. Thirty-two pages, with full-color photos.
To obtain a printed copy, call 1-800-344-WILD.
Page numbers in this electronic
version may not match the printed version due to the size of the file and formatting
requirements. The files below are in .pdf format. To view these files, you will
need Acrobat Reader which is available for free from Adobe,
Inc. )
- Table
of Contents, Introduction
- Introduction,
Balcones Canyonlands, and Plum Creek examples
- Karner
Blue, and Potlach Corporation, and Orange County
- Murray
Pacific Corporation, Small Landowner, and International Paper
- Washington
County, Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, Questions and Answers,
Contact Information
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Last updated:
January 16, 2008