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Successful treatment of chytridiomycosis Based on: Nichols D.K. & Lamirande E.W. (2001) Froglog (Bulletin of the Amphibian Survival Alliance), 46, 1. Study Link |
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Amphibian rescue and conservation project - Panama Based on: Gratwicke B (2012) Froglog (Bulletin of the Amphibian Survival Alliance), 102, 17-20. Study Link |
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Trying to reverse the decline of the Apennine yellow-bellied toad in northern Italy Based on: Canessa S. (2012) Froglog (Bulletin of the Amphibian Survival Alliance), 101, 24-25. Study Link |
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40 years of natterjack toad conservation in Europe Based on: Beebee T., Cabido C., Eggert C., Mestre I.G., Iraola A., Garin-Barrio I., Griffiths R.A., Miaud C., Oromi N., Sanuy D., Sinsch U. & Tejedo M. (2012) Froglog (Bulletin of the Amphibian Survival Alliance), 101, 40-43. Study Link |
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Assessment of the impacts of the Entry Level Scheme on bird populations: Results from the baseline year, 2005 Based on: Chamberlain D., Noble D. & Vickery J. (2006) British Trust for Ornithology report, BTO Research Report 437. Study Link |
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The BTO barn owl monitoring programme: Final report 2000-2009 Based on: Dadam D., Barimore C.J., Shawyer C.R. & Leech D.I. (2011) British Trust for Ornithology report, BTO Research Report 577. Study Link |
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Predicting the impact of future agricultural change and uptake of Entry Level Stewardship on farmland birds Based on: Vickery J., Chamberlain D., Evans A., Ewing S., Boatman N. & Norris K. (2008) British Trust for Ornithology report, BTO Research Report 485. |
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Do farm management practices alter below-ground biodiversity and ecosystem function? Implications for sustainable land management Based on: Stockdale E.A., Watson C.A., Black H.I.J. & Philipps L. (2006) Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) report, no.364. Study Link |
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Agri-environment schemes in England 2009: A review of results and effectiveness Based on: Natural England (2009) Natural England report, no. NE194. Study Link |
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The dotted bee-fly (Bombylius discolour): A report on survey and research work undertaken between 1999 and 2003 Based on: Gibbs D. (2004) Natural England (English Nature) report, English Nature Research Report 583. Study Link |
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Reintroducing the white-clawed crayfish Austropotamobius pallipes Based on: Kemp E., Birkinshaw N., Peay S. & Hiley P.D. (2003) Natural England (English Nature) report, English Nature Report IN109, Conserving Natura 2000 Rivers Conservation Techniques Series No.1, 31pp. |
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Designing crop/plant mixtures to provide food for seed-eating farmland birds in winter Based on: Boatman N.D., Stoate C., Henderson I.G., Vickery J.A, Thompson P.G.L. & Bence S.L. (2003) British Trust for Ornithology report, BTO Research Report 339. Study Link |
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Autecology and conservation of Callicera spinolae the golden hoverfly (Diptera, Syrphidae) Based on: Rotheray G.E. (2004) Natural England (English Nature) report, English Nature Research Report 581, 39pp. |
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