Protecting oak ecosystems: Managing oak woodlands to maximize support for oak associated biodiversity. Case study: Chepstow Park.: James Hutton Institute Website, 7pp.

R.J. Mitchell; A. Broome; R.L. Hewison; V. Stokes

Protecting oak ecosystems: Managing oak woodlands to maximize support for oak associated biodiversity. Case study: Chepstow Park. James Hutton Institute Website, 7pp.

R.J. Mitchell
, A. Broome
, R.L. Hewison
, V. Stokes

Biodiversity & Ecosystems

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Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 16 Apr 2019

Keywords

Biodiversity
Tree diseases

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https://www.hutton.ac.uk/oak-declineLicence: Unspecified licence

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