Land Mosaics: The Ecology of Landscapes and Regions

by Richard T.T. Forman, Edward O. Wilson (Foreword)

Animals, water, wind, and people flow at different rates according to spatial patterns common to almost all landscapes and regions. This up-to-date synthesis explores the ecology of heterogeneous land areas, where natural processes and human activities interact to produce an ever changing mosaic. The subject has great relevance to contemporary society and this book reflects the breadth of this importance: there are many ideas and applications for planning, conservation, design, management, sustainability and policy. Spatial solutions are provided for society's land-use objectives. Students and professionals alike will be drawn by the attractive and informative illustrations, the conceptual synthesis, the wide international perspective, and the range of topics and research covered.

Genres: Landscape Architecture

Paperback

First published November 9, 1995

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[Ashfa Khan]

i want to read this book for my masters thesis