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An opportunity to investigate in advance of new construction led to the discovery of five Mesolithic hazel fish traps some 6.3m below mean sea level in the River Liffey. Closely paralleled on the continent of Europe they imply a well... more
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This paper charts the emergence of the concept of Ancient Woodland in the British context and its incorporation into public policy. The basis of the policy is examined and found to be at odds with the science and landscape history through... more
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Photosynthetic leaf traits were determined for savanna and forest ecosystems inWest Africa, spanning a large range in precipitation. Standardized major axis fits revealed important differences between our data and reported global... more
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Besancon est en France metropolitaine la ville de plus de 100 000 habitants avec le plus fort taux d’espaces verts par habitant. La foret de Chailluz, qui existe depuis plus de six siecles, forme pres des 3/4 de sa surface forestiere.... more
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The Frankincense tree Boswellia papyrifera is an important resource in the semiarid lower highlands of eastern Africa but its populations are declining due to human pressure and environmental degradation. To assess the perspectives of... more
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Woodlands in Ethiopia are under heavy pressure and shrinking overtime. Despite the woodland’s economic and ecological importance’s, little attention has been given to monitor the condition of the resources through time. The aim of this... more
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The rapid expansion of urban areas worldwide is leading to native habitat loss and ecosystem fragmentation and degradation. Although the study of urbanisation's impact on biodiversity is gaining increasing interest globally, there is... more
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