G. F. Peterken
Abstract
Forest habitats in England have remained fragmented for centuries, and this has isolated populations of woodland species. Now, however, there may be opportunities to increase woodlands and restore the connections between habitats and populations. An ecological basis is provided for reconstructing a forest habitat network.
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Forest habitats in England have remained fragmented for centuries, and this has isolated populations of woodland species. Now, however, there may be opportunities to increase woodlands and restore the connections between habitats and populations. An ecological basis is provided for reconstructing a forest habitat network.
Key concepts: Woodland, Habitat, Geography, Ecology, Agroforestry, Biology