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Wildfires in Wales (PDF-134K)
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Chopwell Wood health Project (PDF-140K)
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Policy ‘nudges’ to encourage woodland creation (PDF-174 KB)
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Payments for ecosystem services: experience and perceptions in the US (PDF-194K)
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Natural Environment Framework: woodland case study (PDF-220K)
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EU Emissions Trading System: Opportunities for Forests? (PDF-124K)
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Impact of legislation on collaborative management: the case of wild deer (PDF-128K)
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Decision framework for public involvement in forest design planning (PDF-584K)
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Forest school: A marvellous opportunity to learn (PDF-160K)
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Evaluation of the Neroche Landscape Partnership Scheme (PDF-398K)
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Estimating visitor and visit numbers to woodlands (PDF-653K)
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