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The Conservation Fund

The Conservation Fund’s Strategic Conservation Program uses a green infrastructure approach — simultaneously focusing on the best lands to conserve and the best lands to accommodate development — to help communities balance environmental and economic goals through strategies that lead to smarter, sustainable land uses.   Read more>

The Trust for Public Land

The Trust for Public Land (TPL) helps communities take action on parks and land conservation by providing objective advice based on extensive experience, the latest technology and analytical frameworks, and a proven approach to realizing parks and conservation goals.   Read more>
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North Carolina Conservation Based Affordable Housing

 

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Green Infrastructure Case Study Series

 

Series of ten case studies featuring green infrastructure success stories from around the country.

 

 

 

Green Infrastructure: Linking Landscapes and Communities
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Green Infrastructure: Linking Landscapes and Communities by Mark A. Benedict and Edward T. McMahon is an illustrative review of advances in smart land conservation and large scale thinking that provides a green solution to many of the problems associated with sprawling development.