Habitat management news

By - John Day

Habitat management news introduces some recent publications offering advice to developers and landowners on how to make sites more suitable for the declining Common Swift, and reports on a successful meadow restoration project at the National Trust’s Llanerchaeron Estate, in Wales.

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Pages	Title	Format
391-397	What's in a name? The legacy and lexicon of birds	Article
399-406	The Purseweb Spider: a very British tarantula	Article
409-417	RSPB Geltsdale – a case study of upland management	Article
419-425	Local extinction: a case study of species loss in Surrey	Article
427-432	Comment: How important is native status? Conservation and 'alien' plants	Comment
398	Natural reflections	Column
407-408	Habitat management news	Habitat management news
418	Wild story	Column
426	Letter from Caledonia	Column
433	Flying kites: a view from Wales	Column
434-456	Wildlife reports	Wildlife reports
457	Naturally opinionated	Column
458-463	Conservation news	Conservation news
464	Twitcher in the swamp	Column
465	Cambridgeshire's Mosses & Liverworts: a dynamic flora	Book reviews
465-466	Emperors, Admirals & Chimney Sweepers: The Weird and Wonderful Names of Butterflies and Moths	Book reviews