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What's Open Space Worth? A Lot.

A Plan for All Species

Habitat and Open Space: Quiet Revolution In San Diego - from the Californian

The Economic Value of Open Space: A Review and Synthesis

Economic Incentives for Open Space and Habitat, by Professor Ed Balsdon, asst. professor of economics, San Diego State University

San Diego's land use coordination by setting aside separate, massive plots for wildlife preserves for commercial development may become a model for the rest of the U.S.

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