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English Nature Science No 1 Freshwater acidification of SSSIs in Great Britain - Overview |
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(English Nature Science No .1) |
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Dr Carrie Rimes
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1992
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These reports describe a study which collated information on freshwater acidification on SSSIs in acid sensitive areas of Britain, assessed the acidification status of these water bodies and related this to the conservation interest of the sites. Of the 190 SSSIs studied, 141 sites with a combined area of 433,000 ha were found to have acidified. North Wales was most severely affected, with other badly affected areas being mid-Wales, south-west and north-east Scotland and north-west England.
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| ISBN: 1 85716 060 6, A4, mono, 56 pages, �6.00 post free |
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English Nature Science No 10 Rebuilding the English countryside: habitat fragmentation and wildlife corridors as issues in practical conservation |
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(English Nature Science No .10) |
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1995
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Habitat fragmentation has been an important cause of species decline in the English countryside. In future land use policies and practices should be designed to make it easier for our wild plants and animals to thrive in and move through the landscape. Wildlife corridors, stepping stone patches of semi-natural vegetation and just improving the management of the habitats that exist already all have a place in rebuilding the English countryside, to enhance the wildlife legacy that we pass on to the twenty - first century. This report looks at recent research in this area and what ideas can be applied directly to nature conservation work on a day to day basis.
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| ISBN: 1 85716 194 7, A4, mono, 39 pages, �4.00 post free |
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English Nature Science No 11 The lowland heathland management booklet (version 2.0) |
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(English Nature Science No .11) |
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N Michael
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1996
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A concise guide for non-specialists on why and how to manage lowland heathland for nature conservation. Includes advice on restoring lowland heath.
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| ISBN: 1 85716 259 5, A4, mono, Version 2.0, 40 pages, �4.00 post free |
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English Nature Science No 12 Lowland heathland: the extent of habitat change |
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(English Nature Science No .12) |
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L Farrell
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1993
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Documents the historical changes that have taken place in the extent of lowland heathland habitat. Outlines the main causes of these changes and provides data on the past extent of lowland heathland and the potential for heathland re-creation. Looks in detail at six main heathland districts in England, but also discusses other areas, including Scotland and Wales.
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| ISBN: 1 85716 087 8, A4, mono, 71 pages, �7.00 post free |
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English Nature Science No 13 Targets for coastal habitat re-creation |
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(English Nature Science No .13) |
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K Pye and P W French
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1993
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Describes the extent and variability of the major coastal habitats in England, including sand dunes, salt-marshes, inter-tidal sand and mud flats, shingle structures, saline lagoons, unprotected soft cliffs, maritime cliff grassland and coastal heath. Estimates average net loss or gain over the next 20 years and reviews the likely trends in future coastal land use and natural environmental change.
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| ISBN: 1 85716 092 4, A4, mono, 85 pages, �7.00 post free |
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