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 Date: 2003-11-17 11:05:00Bookham Commons Wet woodland Carex Decoy Pit Pools and Woods |
 | FCS BRIEFING NOTE – Awareness of Chalara dieback of Ash Issue 7.1 UPDATE – 30th October 2012 ALTERNATIVE SPECIES TO ASH FOR PLANTING IN NATIVE WOODLANDS. BackgroundDocID: 1aRYZ - View Document |
 | 1 Native woodland survey of Scotland Manual for recording National Vegetation Classification communitiesDocID: 1ayBh - View Document |
 | Sur vey Report Dundee City 13sed 0DocID: 1asP9 - View Document |
 | Microsoft Word - SBP November 08 newsletter.docDocID: 1apXp - View Document |
 | Woodlands and forests Scotland’s woodlands and forests support a wide range of important plants and animals. For wildlife, our woodlands are in a moderately good condition now and are likely to improve in the future. SDocID: 196tV - View Document |