[Archive] Thetford Forest Park: the ecology of a pine forest
Jenny Claridge
Lead Author: Philip Ratcliffe
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Jenny Claridge
Lead Author: Philip Ratcliffe
This Technical Paper includes papers from the Thetfore symposium of 1991. The symposium was designed to gather together the results of a wide range of research which collectively have added greatly to our understanding of this pine forest ecosystem and influenced its management. The intended audience is woodland managers and ecologists and anyone with an interest in forest wildlife including the many visitors to the Forest Park. As well as providing a wealth of information about Thetford Forest, the abundance of comparative information included should also be of value to those interested in other woodland types. This publication is no longer available in hardcopy.
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