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Habitat assessment- low gradient is an evaluation of the natural habitat in areas with low gradients, focusing on the biodiversity and ecosystem health.

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Property developers, landowners, or individuals seeking to develop or make changes to land in low gradient areas are required to file habitat assessments.

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Information reported on habitat assessment- low gradient may include species present, habitat types, ecological communities, and any potential threats or risks to the habitat.