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Land Preservation in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania: Strategy, Funding, and Cooperation are Key
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  • 2001Smart Growth: A New American Approach to Regional Planning181 cited
  • 2005Land Preservation: An Essential Ingredient in Smart Growth137 cited
  • 1991The Purchase of Development Rights: Preserving Agricultural Land and Open Space110 cited
  • 2003The environmental planning handbook for sustainable communities and regions97 cited
  • 2000Protecting the land : conservation easements past, present, and future87 cited
  • 2000The Rising Importance of Voluntary Methods of Land Use Control in Planning26 cited
  • 2000Integrated Working Landscape Protection: The Case of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania24 cited

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