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Date: 2003-11-17 11:03:00 Forestry Hazel Dormouse Quercus robur Borthwood Copse Fauna of Europe Old growth forests Ancient woodland		Add to Reading List Source URL: www.sssi.naturalengland.org.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 97,90 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Contents Kryštufek B., Amori G., Mitchell-Jones A.J, Zima J. Mammal conservation in Europe: status and priorities – Collection of papers from the 5th European Mammal Congress . ....................................... DocID: 1g7P6 - View Document
	CONTENTS JUŠKAITIS R. Peculiarities of habitats of the common dormouse, Muscardinus avellanarius, within its distributional range and in Lithuania: a review . ................................................. DocID: 1fDPS - View Document
	MITIGATION FOR DORMICE AND THEIR ANCIENT WOODLAND HABITAT ALONGSIDE A MOTORWAY CORRIDOR Warren Cresswell (Phone: , Email: ), Director, and Stephanie Wray (Phone: DocID: 1asiw - View Document
	How to Manage your Hedges for Dormice Introduction Hedges are more than just lines of shrubs. They usually have some sort of herbaceous growth at or near the base and many contain emergent trees. They may be set on banks DocID: 196Ck - View Document
	DEVON’S HEDGES Dormice and Hedges in Devon Hedges are an important habitat for Britain’s only native dormouse, the hazel dormouse. Not only do dormice use hedges for moving between woodlands but DocID: 18yUa - View Document