British Wildlife 22.3 February 2011

Habitat management news

Any land manager knows, only too well, that the removal of Rhododendron Rhododendron ponticum from nature-conservation sites is a lengthy and costly operation. There are many techniques, each with its limitations and cost implications. A recent article in Conservation Land Management highlighted work undertaken in Argyll, by the Morvern Community Woodlands.

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