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Biodiversity, nature-based regional boundaries, Group members: Rhianna…

- - - - Example: Loss of indigenous practices that adapted to the land
- - - - Ephemeral reserves
        
        Areas for protecting species in the early stages of maturity
      - Mid-succession reserves
        
        Areas where management is no longer necessary or limited due to species maturity
      - Ecological fallows
        
        Areas left untouched for a certain amount of time to regenrate
  - - - ameliorate heat-island effect
    - - bring back aquatic biodiversity
      - important for bird life in cities
  - - - remove the pressure to clear more land
  - - - restored public spaces
      - education gardens
      - backyards
      - roadside plantings
- - - - better survival chances
- - - - AGR 130: Corridor Appalachien an organization for the creation of ecological corridors in the Eastern Townships to, among other things, reduce the impacts on biodiversity of major highways (such as the 20) and the fragmentation of habitats
  - - - Connection AGR130: ALUS is a Canadian organization helping farmers and ranchers to implement more biodiverse solutions on their land to build climate resilience and enhance biodiversity for the benefit of communities and future generations.
- - - - holistic approach to environmental management
      - restauration and resilience building
    - - land planning respectful of natural balances
      - ecological governance
      - promoting local (adapted) sustainable practices
    - - Rebuild connections between city dwellers and the living world to foster attitudes of respect and care
        
        Create opportunity for connections (parks, city farms,green architecture, urban ecolvillages)
        
        Encourage cultural practices and stories that sustain connections
    - - Ecological design of city infrastructure