Ordinances WILD Cities Principle One
Conservation and Policy Council Ordinance, Cook County, Illinois
Location: Cook County, Illinois, USA
Agency or Organization:Forest Preserves of Cook County
The ordinance creates a Conservation and Policy Council to provide continuous conservation leadership and expertise to the President and Board of Commissioners of the Forest Preserves of Cook County.
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http://fpdcc.com/fpnews/forest-preserves-cook-county-get-expertise-guidance-new-policy-council/
#Nature-Friendly Ordinances, by James M McElfish, Jr. (2004); 150 pages
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Agency or Organization: Environmental Law Institute (ELI)
Focus: to "help communities take affirmative steps to conserve and restore those biodiversity features of their environment that add value regionally and locally. It is intended for all local decisionmakers that deal with land use."
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Order Nature-Friendly Ordinances, by James M McElfish
Boulder's Bear Protection Ordinance
Location: Boulder, Colorado, USA
Agency or Organization: Boulder City Council
The Boulder City Council adopted Ordinance No. 7962 in 2014. The Ordinance requires all trash and compost to be bear-resistant at all times to avoid bear-human conflict and potential harm to bear visitors in city streets.
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Resources on Tree Ordinances and Policies
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Agency or Organization: American Society of Consulting Arborists
Provides information on different types of tree ordinances; guidelines for developing and evaluating tree ordinances; and an urban forest management plan toolkit
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Tree Ordinances and Policies Resources
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