The role of desk review in assessing the potential for biodiversity delivery by the Tir Gofal agri-environment scheme in Wales.

Antony J. Morris, G. de Snoo, G. Siriwardena(British Trust for Ornithology), J. Marshall, Karen A. Haysom(Bat Conservation Trust), B. Smith, N. D. Boatman, Cynthia D. Williams, T. Dines, Alan Renwick(Lincoln University), M. Green, A. Rasey, E. M. Wilberforce, John D. Holland, Michael A. MacDonald, R. L. Hobson(Butterfly Conservation), Rachel Parry, James C. R. Smart(Griffith University)

Aspects of applied biology

January 1, 2010

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