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Description
- Chapter 1: Understanding woods
- Chapter 2: Lady Park Wood and its history
- Chapter 3: The ecological reserve
- Chapter 4: Recording trees and expressing change
- Chapter 5: The Changing wood
- Chapter 6: Ash - the tree in the spotlight
- Chapter 7: Beech and oak, the major forest trees
- Chapter 8: Limes and wych elm
- Chapter 9: Birch and other short-lived canopy trees
- Chapter 10: Field maple and hazel, the other coppice species
- Chapter 11: Minor trees and shrubs
- Chapter 12: Habitats
- Chapter 13: Species
- Chapter 14: Long-term ecological studies
- Chapter 15: Natural woodland in theory and practice
- Chapter 16: Near-to-nature forestry
- Chapter 17: Re-wilding, remoteness and wilderness
Author Biography
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