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Study	Published	Actions
The effects of grazing management on the vegetation of mesotrophic (meadow) grassland in Northern England Based on: Smith R.S. & Rushton S.P. (1994) Study Link	1994	0
The management of grass pastures for brent geese Based on: Vickery J.A., Sutherland W.J. & Lane S.J. (1994) Study Link	1994	5
The management of grass pastures for brent geese Based on: Vickery J.A., Sutherland W.J. & Lane S.J. (1994) Study Link	1994	0
The management of grass pastures for brent geese Based on: Vickery J.A., Sutherland W.J. & Lane S.J. (1994) Study Link	1994	0
Chemical control of Australian swamp stonecrop (New Zealand Pygmy Weed) Crassula helmsii Based on: (2004) Study Link	2004	3
*Control of Molinia caerulea* on upland moors** Based on: Marrs R.H., Phillips J.D.P., Todd P.A., Ghorbani J. & Le Duc M.G. (2004) Study Link	2004	2
*Habitat destruction and its effect on a population of smooth newts Triturus vulgaris: an unfortunate field experiment* Based on: Verrell P.A. (1987) Study Link	1987	0
Influence of mechanical cutting and pathogen application on the performance and nutrient storages of Cirsium arvense Based on: Kluth S., Kruess A. & Tscharntke T. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
Long-distance relocation of nestboxes reduces nest predation by pine marten Martes martes Based on: Sorace A., Petrassi F. & Consiglio C. (2004) Study Link	2004	1
Chariots of fire – a burning issue Based on: Forbes V. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
Controlling cotoneaster – grub, spray or burn Based on: Bond W. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
Controlling cotoneaster – grub, spray or burn Based on: Bond W. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
Controlling cotoneaster – grub, spray or burn Based on: Bond W. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
Rhododendron – a further method of control Based on: Elliot D. (0) Study Link	0	0
Diversifying upland meadows Based on: Smith R. & Corkhill P. (2000) Study Link	2000	0
Reptile hibernacula - providing a winter refuge Based on: Stebbings R. (2000) Study Link	2000	0
From mowing to grazing – the control of scrub at Little Scrubbs Meadow Based on: Wilkinson R.B. (2000) Study Link	2000	0
Mending the mires Based on: Cooch S. & Morris D. (2001) Study Link	2001	0
Managing Michaelmas daisy Based on: Curtis A. (2001) Study Link	2001	0
*Reducing the density of breeding gulls influences the pattern of recruitment of immature Atlantic puffins Fratercula arctica* to a breeding colony** Based on: Finney S.K., Harris M.P., Keller L.F., Elston D.A., Monaghan P. & Wanless S. (2003) Study Link	2003	1
Analyses of two mute swan populations and the effects of clutch reduction: implications for population management Based on: Watola G.V., Stone D.A., Smith G.C., Forrester G.J., Coleman A.E., Coleman J.T., Goulding M.J., Robinson K.A. & Milsom T.P. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
Elements that promote highway crossing structure use by small mammals in Banff National Park Based on: McDonald W. & St.Clair C.C. (2004) Study Link	2004	2
Microsite availability and establishment of native species on degraded and reclaimed sites Based on: Elmarsdottir A., Aradottir A.L. & Trlica M.J. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
Soil ammonium accumulation after sod cutting hampers the restoration of degraded wet heathlands Based on: Dorland E., Bobbink R., Messelink J.H. & Verhoeven J.T.A. (2003) Study Link	2003	0
*War against Crassula* – one year on** Based on: Stone I. (2002) Study Link	2002	2

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