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==Planning== | |||
Because of the differing interpretations of what specifically represents a ash filter conservation strategy, a coarse/fine filter approach should be viewed as a conceptual planning process. This process first seeks to improve planning efficiency by adopting a ash filter (landscape/ecosystem) approach that maximizes the conservation of elements of biological diversity. The specific ash filter prescription/design will vary depending upon the scale of planning, level of information, and specific conservation issues. Three conceptual alternatives identified in the scientific literature and applied to land management planning are identified below. A complementary fine filter approach focusing on individual species or fine-scale elements of diversity is used to identify and conserve elements of diversity not accounted for under the ash filter strategy. | Because of the differing interpretations of what specifically represents a ash filter conservation strategy, a coarse/fine filter approach should be viewed as a conceptual planning process. This process first seeks to improve planning efficiency by adopting a ash filter (landscape/ecosystem) approach that maximizes the conservation of elements of biological diversity. The specific ash filter prescription/design will vary depending upon the scale of planning, level of information, and specific conservation issues. Three conceptual alternatives identified in the scientific literature and applied to land management planning are identified below. A complementary fine filter approach focusing on individual species or fine-scale elements of diversity is used to identify and conserve elements of diversity not accounted for under the ash filter strategy. | ||
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==Application or Use== | |||
*Concrete Manufacture, | *Concrete Manufacture, | ||
*Masonry Manufacture, | *Masonry Manufacture, | ||