[Archive] Ecology and conservation of raptors in forests
Lead Author: Steve J. Petty
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Lead Author: Steve J. Petty
The main aim of this Bulletin is to inform forest managers about the ecology of birds of prey in these new conifer forests and to offer practical advice on management techniques that will improve their attractiveness for this important group of birds. While the information and advice given concentrates on and relates to man-made forests in the uplands, many of the principles discussed are also relevant to raptors in other upland habitats, and in the lowlands. Many aspects will be of interest to the more general reader. This publication is available in hardcopy.
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