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Wood Wise - Beyond the Woods
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Find out more about Scrapbook| Authors: | Publication date: | Publication type: | Pages: |
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| 2017 | Journal (Wood Wise) | 11 |
This issue explores the importance of trees outside woods for people, wildlife and the environment.
Trees outside woods provide multiple ecosystem services and are incredibly important in today’s human dominated and fragmented landscapes. Yet they face a variety a threats both new and old, and optimal management is required to meet the needs of both people and wildlife.
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