Restoring farm woodlands for wildlife /:
Featuring best practice approaches to restoration based on 19 years of long-term research.
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| title_full | Restoring farm woodlands for wildlife / David Lindenmayer ; Damian Michael ; Mason Crane ; Daniel Florance and Emma Burns. |
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