NatureScot Commissioned Report 402: Developing guidance for managing extensive upland grazing where habitats have differing requirements
The aims of this project were: to explore existing site condition monitoring (SCM) and herbivore impact assessment (HIA) data from upland designated sites to review the evidence for conflicts between the grazing requirements of nearby habitats; to develop principles as decision support tools that can be used to help manage these conflicts or help to identify management priorities; and to produce a practical user guide for land managers.
Pages: 116
Published: 2010
NatureScot Commissioned Report 402
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