| Conservation Land Management - Cumulative subject index Volume 1 No 1 - Volume 9 No 2 |
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| Abernethy Forest, restoring 1(1):4-6 access, design for 3(2):11-13 aggregates sites, managing for invertebrates 7(1):8-11 airports, and nature conservation schemes 2(4):8-11 animal welfare, grazing and ‘lookering’ 5(2):12-15 Aqualate Mere NNR, use of Exmoor ponies for grazing 6(3):12-15 archaeological site management 4(4):4-8 archaeological sites, managing, in Norfolk 6(1):14-18 Ashdown Forest, Surrey, grazing and close-shepherding 6(3):12-13 Axmouth to Lyme Regis Undercliffs NNR, coastal management 3(4):8-11 bats, artificial roost sites 6(1):6-9 bats, lesser horseshoe, adapting buildings for 7(2):10-13 beech hedgebanks, restoration in Quantocks 2(1):9-11 Ben Lawers NNR, Scotland, conserving montane scrub 5(2):4-7 Berney Marshes Reserve, footdrain and pool creation 7(2):8-9 Big Wheel rotary ditcher, and wetland restoration 1(3):12-13 BirdEye 1000 Scrub Buster, product review 4(2):20 birds, farmland, seed mixes and foraging distances 8(2):8-10 birds, winter food on farmland 7(1):20 bittern, Leighton Moss 1(3):8-10 Black Down, W Sussex, heathland restoration 7(3):8-13 boardwalks 3(2):12-13 boardwalks, timber v plastic 4(1):4-7 boats, use in conservation 3(3):4-7 Bonchurch Down, Isle of Wight, goat grazing 3(3):8-11 bonfires, impacts of 1(4):9-10 borehole, relocation, Redgrave and Lopham Fen 1(2):8-9 bracken, control in woodland 4(3):14-16 bracken, control on coastal slopes 2(2):9 bracken, harvesting and composting 2(1):12-14 Brankley Pastures, Staffs, Site visit 9(1):9-11 buffer pools, use to mitigate field drain pollution 6(3):16-17 burning trailer 1(4):9-10 Burren, Ireland, conservation on limestone pavement 8(3):5-9 BurrenLife Project, farming for conservation 8(3):5-9 Cairn Gorm, footpath restoration 1(2):4-7 Canada geese, managing 3(2):14-17 Caring for God’s Acre Project 3(2):4-6 charcoal, and coppice 7(1):16-18 Cheddar Gorge, Somerset, Site visit 8(4):7-9 churchyards, grass-cutting 3(2):4-6 climate change, adapting to on conservation sites 3(4):12-14 climate change, and extensive grazing 9(2):4-6 climate change, and microgeneration 6(2):4-8 coastal erosion, Axmouth to Lyme Regis Undercliffs NNR 3(4):8-11 coastal management, and saltmarshes 3(1): 4-8 coastal sand dunes, grazing 3(3):13-15 coastal scrub, managing 7(2):14-19 coastal slopes, conservation of 2(2):8-11 Coedydd Aber NNR, Wales 4(4):4-8 common land, management, Turville Heath Common, Chilterns (report) 8(3):18 community conservation project, River Bourne Community Farm 7(4):14-16 computers, use in conservation 1(4):4-8 conservation grazing, economics of 5(4):12-15 conservation grazing, in Scotland 5(1):12-15 conservation grazing, use of native breeds 6(3):4-6 conservation, making management decisions 1(3):14-16, 21, 2(2):21 contak, equipment hire 3(2):18 controlled burning (swaling), for heathland management 6(3):14-17 coppice, and charcoal 7(1):16-18 coppicing, Kent Downs 7(3):5-7 cotoneaster, controlling 1(3):4-7 Crassula helmsii, control 3(1):11-12 crayfish, white-clawed, conservation by cultivation 9(2):7-10 Culm grassland, restoring 7(4):17-18, 9(2):11-15 deer management, and forestry 1(1):5 Derbyshire Dales NNR, fencing 1(1):7-9 dewponds, restoration of 2(2):12-15 digital cameras, use in conservation 1(4):7 ditch dredging 2(3):15-17, 3(1):21 Dockens Water, New Forest, river restoration using LWD 6(2):11 dogs, managing on wildlife sites 4(2):12-15, 4(3):18 dry stone walls, maintaining 5(3):4-7 energy generation, on wildlife sites 6(2):4-8 Eurosite 1(3):17-18 Eurosite, rehabilitation of natural areas 5(4):20 Exmoor ponies, grazing on wet grasslands 6(3):12-15 Face Lift Programme (EN) 2(1):4-8 FACT 1(2):17-18 FACT/GAP Conference 2003 1(4):15-17 FACT/GAP Conference 2005 3(3):20 farming, and biodiversity 2(3): 4-7 farming, small-scale tillage 1(2):13-16 farmland birds, and wild-bird cover crops 5(3):12-15 farmland birds, seed mixes and foraging distances 8(2):8-10 farmland birds, winter food for 7(1):20 Fell pony, conservation grazing 4(1):12-14 fen, management using machinery 7(4):10-13 fen, restoration, Norfolk Broads 4(4):9-12 fen, restoration, Redgrave and Lopham Fen 1(2):8-12 FenAll Track, managing fen vegetation 7(4):10-13 fencing, in Derbyshire Dales NNR 1(1):7-9 fencing, temporary, on Surrey heaths 6(1):10-13 fencing, temporary, on The Lizard NNR 5(4):16-18 field drain pollution, and use of buffer pools 6(3):16-17 flood management, coastal 3(1):4-8 footpath erosion, in Yorkshire Dales NP1(1):14-15 footpath erosion, on Cairn Gorm 1(2):4-7 forest, management for red squirrels 1(4):11-14 forest, native pine, Abernethy 1(1):4-6 forestry, and deer management 1(1):5 fossils, conservation and management challenges 5(4):7-11 GAP Conference 2009 7(4):17-18 gates, countryside access design 3(2):11-13 geological sites, management 2(1):4-8 giant hogweed, control 2(3):8-11, 12-14 giant hogweed, control, Medway Valley 8(2):15-18 GIS, use in conservation 1(4):5-6 global warming, and extensive grazing 9(2):4-6 goats, feral population control 3(3):12 goats, grazing management, Cheddar Gorge 8(4):8 goats, use in scrub control 3(3):8-11 Goosemoor, Devon, coastal realignment 3(1):7 gorse, control on coastal slopes 2(2):9 GPS, use for land managers 4(4):13-15 GPS, use in conservation 1(4):6 grassland, benefits of varied mowing regimes 6(1):4-5 grassland, calcareous, management for invertebrates 5(1):16-18 grassland, increasing botanical diversity 8(3):15-17 grassland, lowland wet, and breeding waders 7(2):5-9 grassland, lowland, conservation 7(3):10-15 Grazing for Wildlife Project (Hampshire) 7(3):5-9 grazing, ‘lookering’ system 5(2):12-15 grazing, and close-shepherding on Ashdown Forest 6(3):12-13 grazing, coastal sand dunes 3(3):13-15 grazing, coastal slopes 2(2):8-11 grazing, conservation, economics of 5(4):12-15 grazing, conservation, in Scotland 5(1):12-15 grazing, conservation, use of native breeds 6(3):4-6 grazing, Exmoor pony on Aqualate Mere NNR 6(3):12-15 grazing, extensive, and climate change 9(2):4-6 grazing, Fell pony 4(1):12-14 grazing, goats 3(3):8-11, 8(4):8 grazing, heathlands on MoD estate 7(3):5-9 grazing, in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Scotland 5(3):16-17 grazing, lowland heathland 6(3):9-10; 7(3):11-13 grazing, monitoring in Scottish woodlands 6(2):12-15 grazing, ponies and cattle on Wicken Fen NNR 9(1):5-8 grazing, traditional winter grazing, the Burren, Ireland 8(3):5-9 grazing, water buffalo on wetland sites 7(1):5-7 Great Fen Project, Huntingdonshire 7(4):10-13 green hay, used to restore Culm grassland 9(2):11-15 grip-blocking, in upland catchments 7(4)5-9 haloing, for veteran trees 9(1):12-16 heathland management, swaling (controlled burning) 6(3):14-17 heathland restoration, Black Down, W Sussex 7(3):8-13 heathland, grazing on Ashdown Forest, Surrey 6(3):12-13 heathland, managing lowland 6(3):7-11 hedge, planting for wildlife 4(3):10-13 hedgebanks, beech, restoring 2(1):9-11 hedgelaying, for wildlife 3(4):20, 4(1):20 hedgerow management 2(4):4-7 holm oak, crontrol using goats 3(3):8-11 honeybees, on nature reserves 5(2):16-17; 6(2):20 invasive species, cotoneaster 1(3):4-7 invasive species, Crassula helmsii 3(1):11-12 invasive species, giant hogweed 2(3):8-11, 12-14; 8(2):15-18 invasive species, holm oak, 3(3):8-11; 3(4):9-10 invasive species, ragwort 3(3):15 invasive species, rhododendron 1(3):22; 7(3):14-18 invasive species, wood small-reed (bush-grass) 4(1):15-18 invertebrates, managing aggregates sites for 7(1):8-11 Lakes Restoration Project (EN) 3(1):9-12 lakes, restoration 3(1):9-12; 5(1):8-11 landscape-scale conservation projects 4(2):4-7 large water debris (LWD), role in river management 6(2):9-11; 6(3):21 Leighton Moss reserve, restoration and bitterns 1(3):8-10 Leighton Moss Reserve, restoration of reedbed pools and ditches 7(1):12-15 Lever and Mulch method of rhododendron control 7(3):14-18 Lineover Wood, Glos, ancient wood 8(2):14 LINNET project, Ireland 1(2):13-16 livestock, grazing on heathland 7(3):5-9 livestock, use of native breeds in conservation grazing 6(3):4-6 Longstones Project 4(2):4-7 lookering 7(3):6-7 lowland heathland, management issues 6(3):7-11 lowland heathland, restoration 7(3):8-13 lowland wet grassland, and breeding waders 7(2):5-9 management plans, approaches 3(1):13-16 Manor Farm, N Yorks, and biodiversity 2(3):4-7 marine reserve, St Abb’s Head 3(2):7-10 Medway Valley Countryside Partnership, giant hogweed control 8(2):15-18 microgeneration schemes 6(2):4-8 mink, control 3(4):15-17 montane scrub, conserving 5(2):4-7 Moors for the Future Partnership 8(4):10-14 native breeds, use in conservation grazing 6(3):4-6 Nigg Bay, Scotland, coastal realignment 3(1):6 Norfolk Archaeological Trust, managing sites in Norfolk 6(1):14-18 Norfolk Broads, fen restoration 4(4):9-12 Nosterfield Nature Reserve, wetland creation 2(2):16-18 oak processionary moth 7(2):17-19 open spaces, Green Estate, Sheffield 5(1):4-7 orchards, traditional, restoring and managing 5(3):8-11 Pastures New project, Dorset, grassland conservation 7(3):10-15 path erosion, management of 1(1):14-15, 1(2):4-7 path management, Redgrave and Lopham Fen 1(2):9-10 paths, multi-user, design and construction 5(2):8-11 Peak District NP, re-vegetating bare peat 8(4):10-14 Peak District, pond restoration 2(2):12-15 peat, conservation 2(2):7 peat, re-vegetating bare peat, Peak District NP 8(4):10-14 peatlands, tree-removal from 3(1):17-19 peat-stripping 1(2):9 Pembrokeshire, conserving coastal slopes 2(2):8-11 photography, digital 6(2):16-18 photography, storing digital images 2(4):16-17 photography, techniques 4(4):16-18 photography, use of fixed-point as management tool 2(1):15-17 pigs, used for bracken control 4(3):14-16 Planted Ancient Woodland Sites (PAWS) 4(3):14-16 pollution, mitigating by use of buffer pools 6(3):16-17 pond, creation 4(1):8-11 ponds (editorial) 8(2):4 ponds, creating new, part 1: site selection 8(2):5-7 ponds, creating new, part 2: design and construction 8(3):10-14 ponds, creating new, part 3: construction and management 8(4):4-6 ponds, restoration of dewponds 2(2):12-15 ponies, Konic, grazing on Wicken Fen NNR 9(1):5-8 PROBE project 3(3):16-18 Quantock Hills, Somerset, swaling as heathland management tool 6(3):14-17 Quantocks, restoring beech hedgebanks 2(1):9-11 quarries, and wetland creation 2(2):16-18 quarries, site restoration for invertebrates 7(1):8-11 ragwort, control 3(3):15 realignment, coastal 3(1):4-8 red squirrels, management for, in Northumberland 1(4):11-14 Redgrave and Lopham Fen NNR, restoration update 1(2):8-12 reedbed, restoration, Leighton Moss Reserve 1(3):8-10; 7(1):12-15 rhododendron, control 1(3):22; 2(3):22 rhododendron, control by lever and mulch method 7(3):14-18 Richmond Farm Pit SSSI, geological site 2(1):7 River Bourne Community Farm, Wiltshire, Part I 7(4):14-16 River Bourne Community Farm, Wiltshire, Part II 8(4):15-18 river management, and large water debris 6(2):9-11; 6(3):21 rushes, methods of controlling 1(1):10-13 saltmarsh, and coastal management 3(1):4-8 sand dunes, grazing 3(3):13-15 Scotland, controlled grazing and woodland management 6(2):12-15 scrub clearance, techniques 6(1):20 scrub control, and goats 2(3):22 scrub, clearance on fenland 4(4):9-12 scrub, dune, managing on Lincolnshire coast 7(2):14-19 scrub, management and value of 3(4):4-7 scrub, montane, conserving 5(2):4-7 scythes, uses and advantages 4(2):8-11 sea-buckthorn, managing 7(2):14-19 sediment removal, from reedbed pools and ditches (Leighton Moss) 7(1):12-15 Sheffield, Green Estate inner city wildlife site 5(1):4-7 shepherding, on Ashdown Forest 6(3):12-13 Shropshire Hills, landscape-scale conservation 4(2):4-7 side x side utility vehicles, best practice use 4(3):20-21 Site visit: Brankley Pastures, Staffordshire 9(1):9-11 Site visit: Cheddar Gorge, Somerset 8(4):7-9 skyline, tree-removal system 3(1):17-19 soil conservation 2(2):4-7, 2(4):20 St Abb’s Head NNR, coastal zone management 3(2):7-10 stump treatment 6(1):20 Surrey heaths, temporary fencing 6(1):101-13 swaling (controlled burning), for heathland management 6(3):14-17 swans, reducing collisions with power lines 6(3):8-11 swift, inventory of nest sites 9(2):16-17 swifts, creating potential nest sites 6(3):4-7 Teifi Marshes NR, Pembrokeshire, grazing water buffalo 7(1):5-7 temporary fencing 5(4):16-18; 6(1):10-13 The Lizard NNR, temporary fencing 5(4):16-18 Three Peaks Project, path erosion 1(1):14-15 Tideswell Dale SSSI, geological site 2(1):7 tillage farming 1(2):13-16 tillage, non-inversion 3(3):17-18 tools, use and maintenance of 5(4):4-6 towing, guidelines 1(4):22, 8(4):21 Turville Heath Common, Chilterns, management of (report) 8(3):18 UK Woodland Assurance Scheme (UKWAS), and conservation in woodlands 1(1):16-18 veteran trees, protecting by haloing 9(1):12-16 waders, on lowland wet grassland 7(2):5-9 Wadsley Fossil Forest SSSI, geological site 2(1):7 walls, dry stone, maintaining 5(3):4-7 walls, management for wildlife 7(3):16-18 Water buffalo, as a conservation tool 7(1):5-7 Wear Riverbanks Project, Co Durham 2(3):8-11 weed control 2(4):12-15 weedwipers, use in control of rushes 1(1):11-12 Welsh Conservation Management Conference 2006 4(2):16-17 Welsh Conservation Management Conference 2007 5(2):19 Welsh Conservation Management Conference 2009 7(2):21 West Humble, Surrey, artificial bat roosts 6(1):6-9 wetland management, grazing, Wicken Fen NNR 9(1):5-8 wetland restoration 4(4):9-12 wetland sites, grazing water buffalo 7(1):5-7 wetland, restoration, management and recreation 1(3):12-13 wetlands, and breeding waders 7(2):5-9 wetlands, creating natural 2(2):16-18 Wicken Fen Vision 9(1):5-8 wild-bird cover crops 5(3):12-15 wild-bird seed mixtures 8(2):8-10 wild-bird, winter food 7(1):20 Windsor Forest Tree Monitoring Project 2009 9(1):12-16 Windsor Forest, protecting veteran trees 9(1):12-16 wood pasture, re-establishing, Brankley Pastures, Staffs 9(1):9-11 Wood small-reed (bush grass), control 4(1):15-18 woodchips, as by-product of conservation felling schemes 4(3):4-6, 7-9 woodland management, coppicing and military uses 8(1):5-7 woodland, ancient and semi-natural, and controlled grazing 6(2):12-15 woodland, ancient, and bonfires 1(4):9-10 woodland, ancient, features and management 8(2):11-14 woodland, conservation 1(1):16-18 woodland, coppice and charcoal 7(1):16-18 woodland, wet, Abernethy 1(1):6 Wren’s Nest NNR, and fossil collecting 5(4):10-11 Wren’s Nest NNR, use of fixed-point photography 2(1):15 Writhlington Geological NR, and fossil collecting 5(4):11 |
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