The Path between habitat and development
Subtitle: fish, wildlife and environmental laws from the Department of Wildlife.
Contributors: Washington (State). Dept. of Wildlife.
Publisher: Washington Dept. of Wildlife
Published: 1987
Place of publication: [Olympia]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 37
Subjects: Environmental law -- Washington (State); Environmental law -- United States.; Natural resources -- Law and legislation -- Washington (State); Natural resources -- Law and legislation -- United States.; Wildlife conservation -- Law and legislation -- Washington (State); Wildlife conservation -- Law and legislation -- United States.
Other titles: Pamphlet on fish, wildlife and environmental laws.
Description: The importance of fish and wildlife habitats and the laws which protect habitat are discussed. The types are identified: edge, irrigated and dryland grassland, pole stage, second growth and old growth forests, wetlands, riparian, lakes, streams, estuaries. Covers permits and state and federal laws for small and large development such as bank protection, beaver dam removal, culvert installation, flood control, marinas, mining, transportation corridors, etc.  Explains the jurisdiction and authority of the Washington Dept. of Wildlife in most development projects.
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Title on added t.p.: A pamphlet on fish, wildlife and environmental laws.
Table of contents: value: Fish, wildlife; value: Habitat, jurisdiction, authority, laws, permits; value: Second/old growth forests, wetlands, lakes, streams; value: Small/large development; value: Bank protection, beaver dams, culvert install, flood control, marinas, mining, transportation.