Vegetation conservation. (1) Vegetation conservation should be undertaken to protect the ecological functions and ecosystem-wide processes performed by vegetation along shorelines. Vegetation conservation should also be undertaken to protect human safety and property, to increase the stability of shorelines, to reduce the need for structural shoreline stabilization measures, to improve the visual and aesthetic qualities of the shoreline, to protect plant and animal species and their habitats, and to enhance shoreline uses.
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Samples: Shoreline Master Program Agreement, Ecology Grant Agreement, Ecology Grant Agreement
Vegetation conservation.
(1) Vegetation conservation should be undertaken to protect the ecological functions and ecosystem-wide processes performed by vegetation along shorelines. Vegetation conservation should also be undertaken to protect human safety and property, to increase the stability of shorelines, to reduce the need for structural shoreline stabilization measures, to improve the visual and aesthetic qualities of the shoreline, to protect plant and animal species and their habitats, and to enhance shoreline uses.
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Samples: Ecology Grant Agreement, Grant Agreement
Vegetation conservation.
(1) Vegetation conservation should be undertaken to protect maintain the ecological functions and ecosystem-wide processes performed by vegetation along shorelines, with recognition that water-dependent, water-related and water-enjoyment uses may require vegetation removal. Vegetation conservation should also be undertaken to protect human safety and property, to increase the stability of shorelines, to reduce the need for structural shoreline stabilization measures, to improve the visual and aesthetic qualities of the shoreline, to protect plant and animal species and their habitats, and to enhance shoreline uses.
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Samples: Ecology Grant Agreement
