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Small is beautiful above the treeline
There’s something ecologically fascinating about edges. We tend to put our habitats into separate boxes – woodland, moorland, heathland, wetland – and draw lines around them. But often it’s the fuzzy bits between them that are most interesting. Unfortunately, these … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Conservation, Forestry management, Scotland
Tagged Action for Mountain Woodlands, alpine sowthistle, bilberry, Forestry Commission, Galloway, Galloway Forest Park, Glantrool, globeflower, habitat, Heritage Lottery Fund, Highlands Birchwoods, juniper, Merrick, montane, mountain, muirburn, native, planting, rock, rowan, Scotland, scrub, tree, treeline, willow, Woodland
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