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Land Use
Resource Center Links
Environmental Improvement Categories
Environmental Management Systems
EPA and many non-governmental organizations, trade groups, and companies collect and share information on techniques and tools for improving a facility's land use practices. The links provided below highlight sources of information on the following topics:
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General Resources
The Wildlife Habitat Council's
Corporate
Habitat Certification/International Accreditation
Program
recognizes commendable wildlife habitat
management and environmental education programs
at individual sites. WHC certification adds value
to programs by providing third-party credibility
and an objective evaluation of projects.
Green
Biz Leaders
gives examples of how companies of all sizes
and sectors align environmental responsibility
with business success, as judged by independent
agencies and organizations. Search under
preservation/restoration for examples of
companies undertaking land conservation.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's
Partners for
Fish and Wildlife Program
offers technical and financial assistance to
private (non-federal) landowners to voluntarily
restore wetlands and other fish and wildlife
habitats on their land.
Land Conservation
EPA's River Corridor and Wetland Restoration Page gives information on defining ecological restoration.
Community Land Revitalization
EPA's Land Revitalization Initiative seeks to resolve barriers to reuse and promote the reuse of sites that are being or have been cleaned up. A major objective of the revitalization initiative is to instill at EPA a culture of reuse of our precious resources. To this end, EPA is working to ensure that cleanup remedies take into account a property's anticipated future use.
EPA's Land Revitalization Action Agenda aims to protect human health and the environment by cleaning up waste sites and restore land to productive commercial, residential, industrial, and green space end uses.