Our rural landscapes are a treasure - housing fertile agricultural land and the forests, rivers and watersheds, and open space so vital to our lives and economy. But our urban spaces have sprawled deep into these areas, paving over productive farmlands, shrinking critical plant and wildlife habitat, and introducing invasive pests. Preserving and promoting the wise use of these resources is fundamental to instituting progressive land use policies.
How can we coexist more effectively? Can we be better stewards of our resources as we plan our communities of the future? It's a delicate balancing act - conserving natural resources, planning for sustainable growth, supporting the agricultural economy. As the largest single user of land and water resources, agricultural production and contemporary farming practices have a significant effect on the environment, in particular on water quality. Responsible stewardship will entail the implementation of practices that sustain our lands and ecosystems for the future.
To make the case for open space - the rural lands, wild lands, and farmland - everyone, from farmers, outdoor enthusiasts, and park managers to developers and local communities must be at the table. Bringing this disparate group together, educating, and building consensus - bringing the whole view - is essential. It's what CirclePoint does best, supported by more than two decades of expertise.
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