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[Archive] Open ground in upland forests: A review of its potential as wildlife habitat and appropriate management methods

Lead Author: Russell Anderson
By Russell Anderson. 2003. Related pages Habitat networks Landscape ecology Integrated establishment systems for the uplands Lowland native woodlands Integrated forest vegetation management Management of upland native woodlands Silvicultural and woodland management practices publications Vegetation management publications Woodland establishment and regeneration publications
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[Archive] A survey of cattle-grazed woodlands in britain

Lead Author: Helen Armstrong
By Helen M. Armstrong, Liz Poulsom, Tom Connolly and Andrew Peace (2003).
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Habitat networks for wildlife and people – the creation of sustainable forest habitats

Lead Author: Forestry Commission
This publication discusses the enrichment of the natural heritage interest of Scotland's woods and forests through the creation of woodland networks – linking woodlands old and new to form a more continuous woodland cover. The punblication proposes ways in which our woods and forests can be linked more intimately within the landscape; suggests that woodland […]
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Managing the historic environment in woodland – The vital role of research

Lead Author: Peter Crow
The historic environment is an important part of our heritage and contributes significantly to our understanding of the human past. This publication provides a review of the managment of the historic environment in woodlands, highlights important issues and reports on current and planned research. By Peter Crow. Article in Forest Research Annual Report 2002/3. Related […]
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Restoration of native woodland on ancient woodland sites

Lead Author: Richard N Thompson
The purpose of this Practice Guide is to give best practice advice to owners and managers on the restoration of native woodland on ancient woodland sites which have been planted with non-native species. The emphasis of the Guide is on the potential contribution of restoration to biodiversity and the practical considerations for successful development of […]
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[Archive] Recent changes to the control of forest reproductive material
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The restoration of wooded landscapes

Lead Author: Jonathan W Humphrey
Proceedings of a conference held at Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, 14-15 September 2000.This publication comprises the proceedings of the conference. Its principle aim was to bring together researchers, practitioners and policymakers to allow a full and free exchange of views, information and ideas on the theme of native woodland restoration at the landscape scale. This […]
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Biodiversity in Britain’s planted forests

Lead Author: Jonathan W Humphrey
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The potential of applied landscape ecology to forest design planning

Lead Author: S Bell
Progress in research with special reference to Glen Affric and Sherwood Forest.
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Crossplan: integrated, participatory landscape planning as a tool for rural development

Lead Author: S Bell
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Scotland’s trees, woods and forests

Lead Author: Forestry Commission
This booklet is written for anyone and everyone with an interest in Scotland’s trees, woods and forests.
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[Archive] Deforesting and restoring peat bogs: a review

Lead Author: Russell Anderson
Afforestation affects bogs by triggering physical, chemical and biological changes within the environment. The primary purpose of bog restoration is to re-create wildlife habitat. This Technical Paper addresses the case for restoration, the basic principles that should be considered, the special case of cracked peat, and results from and practical experience gained in past restoration […]
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[Archive] Managing rides, roadsides and edge habitats in lowland forests

Lead Author: Richard Ferris
This Bulletin provides information on the ecological value and management of rides, roadsides and edge habitats. Part One describes the ecology of edges and open areas. It looks at their value in both semi-natural and plantation woodland, and discusses the influences of light and microclimate, vegetation succession and wildlife. Part Two provides a guide to […]
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[Archive] Environmental monitoring in British forests
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[Archive] The impact of deer on woodland biodiversity

Lead Author: R M A Gill
This information Note provides recommendations for establishing effective deer management and tree protection measures.
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[Archive] An introduction to new landscape ecology research to enhance biodiversity in British forests
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[Archive] How many deer? A guide to estimating deer population size

Lead Author: Brenda A. Mayle
Section 1 of this Field Guide considers the need to manage deer. Section 2 gives guidance on choosing a suitable census and sampling method. Section 3 presents 21 methods of population estimation, with a worked example provided in most cases. Methods of greatest use to practising deer managers (in terms of time and cost-effectiveness) are […]
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[Archive] Domestic stock grazing to enhance woodland biodiversity
This Note describes the influence of domestic stock on woodland habitats and their associated flora and fauna and provides guidance on the use of domestic stock to re-create, maintain and enhance the characteristics of semi-natural woodlands.

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[Archive] Open ground in upland forests: A review of its potential as wildlife habitat and appropriate management methods

[Archive] A survey of cattle-grazed woodlands in britain

Habitat networks for wildlife and people – the creation of sustainable forest habitats

Managing the historic environment in woodland – The vital role of research

Restoration of native woodland on ancient woodland sites

[Archive] Recent changes to the control of forest reproductive material

The restoration of wooded landscapes

Biodiversity in Britain’s planted forests

The potential of applied landscape ecology to forest design planning

Crossplan: integrated, participatory landscape planning as a tool for rural development

Scotland’s trees, woods and forests

[Archive] Deforesting and restoring peat bogs: a review

[Archive] Managing rides, roadsides and edge habitats in lowland forests

[Archive] Environmental monitoring in British forests

[Archive] The impact of deer on woodland biodiversity

[Archive] An introduction to new landscape ecology research to enhance biodiversity in British forests

[Archive] How many deer? A guide to estimating deer population size

[Archive] Domestic stock grazing to enhance woodland biodiversity

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[Archive] Open ground in upland forests: A review of its potential as wildlife habitat and appropriate management methods

[Archive] A survey of cattle-grazed woodlands in britain

Habitat networks for wildlife and people – the creation of sustainable forest habitats

Managing the historic environment in woodland – The vital role of research

Restoration of native woodland on ancient woodland sites

[Archive] Recent changes to the control of forest reproductive material

The restoration of wooded landscapes

Biodiversity in Britain’s planted forests

The potential of applied landscape ecology to forest design planning

Crossplan: integrated, participatory landscape planning as a tool for rural development

Scotland’s trees, woods and forests

[Archive] Deforesting and restoring peat bogs: a review

[Archive] Managing rides, roadsides and edge habitats in lowland forests

[Archive] Environmental monitoring in British forests

[Archive] The impact of deer on woodland biodiversity

[Archive] An introduction to new landscape ecology research to enhance biodiversity in British forests

[Archive] How many deer? A guide to estimating deer population size

[Archive] Domestic stock grazing to enhance woodland biodiversity