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The biodiversity and conservation newsletter of Ecology Division

Biotype 27 - June 2004

• Research update:
  • Assessment of coning cycles in conifer species across the UK
  • Trail of cattle grazing to improve Black Grouse habitat
  • Grey squirrels: effects on biodiverstity and effective trapping techniques
• Training:
  • Butterfly garden training workshops 2004
  • Identification workshops for lower plants
• Forest Research:
  • From Woodland Ecology Branch to Ecology Division

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Biotype 26 - January 2004

• Research update:
  • Deer surverys in Chile
  • UK BRAG
• Conferences:
  • Landscape ecology of trees and forest
  • Ecology and management of large native pinewoords
  • Managing trees and woodlands as habitats for bats
  • Biodiversity: state, stakes and future symposium
• Publications:
  • Biodiversity in Britain's planted forests
  • Cattle grazed woodlands
  • Woodland conservation and pheasants
  • The Scottish Biodiversity Forum

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Biotype 25 - July 2003

• Research update:
  • Stock grazing in woodland - part 2
• Publications:
  • Restoration of wooded landscape
  • The National Trust Nature Conservation newsletter
  • Biodiversity News

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Biotype 24 - April 2003

• Research update:
  • The search for small cow-wheat
  • Stock grazing in woodland - part 1
  • FRCC workshop - Woodland birds in the UK
• Conferences:
  • Genetic conservation and management of British native trees
• Publications:
  • Reintroduced and alien mammals

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Biotype 23 - January 2003

• Research update:
  • Habitats and rare, priority and protected species (HARPPS)
  • Pollen power
  • Intensive monitoring in the UK - implications for biodiversity
  • Microsatellite analysis of squirrel DNA - a pilot study

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Biotype 22 - August 2002

• Research update:
  • Dormice in planted ancient woodlands
  • Pembrokeshire Coast National Park heathland restoration
  • Blanket bog restoration in Ireland
• Seminars:
  • Working woodlands in the West Midlands
  • A new focus on ancient woodlands
  • Establishing quality and native woodlands
• Conferences:
  • Can't see the trees for the bogs
  • Managing woodlands and their mammals

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