NatureScot Commissioned Report 490: Green networks and people: a review of research and practice in the analysis and planning of multi-functional green networks

This review examines current approaches to assessing green networks and green infrastructure within the UK and examines how these can support planning and management.

Pages: 89
Published:2011

NatureScot Commissioned Report 490

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