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The Ramblers Helping to Improve Wildlife Walkways

Posted on: 2 April 2017 #Community#Conservation#Environment#Land Use#Sustainability#Wildlife#Woodland

Man finds Ancient Petrified Forest on Cornwall Beach

Posted on: 14 February 2017 #Environment#Woodland

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Squirrels cause tree devastation in Cornwall

Posted on: 22 December 2016 #Wildlife#Woodland

Cornwall AONB Unit at Enys Gardens by Ian French

Foreign invaders infiltrate Britain’s ancient woodlands

Posted on: 23 October 2016 #Disease#Insects#Woodland

11 June 2017 UK Garden Photos

Spring Wildflower Walk

Walk #Plants#Wildlife#Woodland

14 May 2017

Marvellous Minibeasts

Kids Practical Task #Insects#Invertebrate#Wildlife#Woodland

14 May 2017 Chris Gunn

Foraging walk with Wild Thymes

Educational activities Practical Task Walk #Community#Education#Food#Wildlife#Woodland

15 May 2017

Bluebell Woodland Walk

Walk #Plants#Wildlife#Woodland

(2013) Cornwall AONB Monitoring: Phase 2. Cornwall Area of OUtstanding Natural Beauty.

#Land Use#Marine & Coasts#Rivers & Lakes#Woodland

Alexander, K. N. A. (2009). The wood-decay invertebrates of the Lanhydrock Estate, East Cornwall: a site of high nature conservation value but with no legal protection. British Journal of Entomology and Natural History, 22(2), 61-70.

Article #Conservation#Land Use#Policy#Wildlife#Woodland

Jones, L. (2000). The South West Forest: using forestry to promote rural development. Quarterly Journal of Forestry, 94(1), 49-54.

Paper #Planning & Development#Woodland

Harris, E. (1997). The Duchy woodlands in Cornwall. Quarterly Journal of Forestry, 91(2), 153-156.

Paper #Woodland