Terrestrial Hubs are large contiguous or near contiguous areas of natural upland vegetation with complex ecological processes identified in the Surrey Ecosystem Management Study...
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Aquatic Hubs are large contiguous or near contiguous areas of Streams, wetlands, and foreshore areas, within or immediately adjacent to Surrey with complex ecological processes...
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Ecosystem Sites are smaller areas of natural vegetation with complex ecological processes identified in the Surrey Ecosystem Management Study (EMS) that are between 0.25 and 10...
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Ecosystem Corridor Opportunities include linear pathways identified in the Surrey Ecosystem Management Study (EMS) that offer possible species and ecological process connections...
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Streamside areas and green infrastructure areas where a development permit may be required for the protection of sensitive ecosystems. Subject to applicable exemptions, a...
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Important trees are those trees that have been set aside as examples of significant trees under Surrey's Tree Preservation By-Law and/or listed on Surrey's Heritage Register...
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Tree canopy cover is the branches, stems, and leaves of trees that cover the ground when viewed from above. Tree canopy cover is commonly used to evaluate the urban forest; it...
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