Habitat management news

By - John Day

During the construction of the A40 Penblewin to Slebech Park Improvement scheme, bat mitigation measures were incorporated at known bat flight path points. In this issue, habitat management news covers a study published in Conservation Evidence that reports on the effectiveness of these measures and the impact of the new road on nearby bat populations.

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Pages	Title	Format
79-85	The European Spiny Lobster in south-west Britain – back from the brink?	Article
86	Natural reflections	Column
87-93	A brighter future for Breckland moths?	Article
94-95	Habitat management news	Habitat management news
96-103	Recovering the Little Tern colony at Chesil Beach, Dorset	Article
104	Wild story	Column
105-110	Changing nature, changing naturalists: a brief history from a British perspective	Article
111	Naturally opinionated	Column
112-118	Urban fungi: the mushrooms and toadstools of Greater London	Article
119	The Strawberry Tree	Column
120-124	Land-use change – hope for the future?	Comment
125	Flying kites – a view from Wales	Column
126-144	Wildlife reports	Wildlife reports
145-150	Conservation news	Conservation news
151	Twitcher in the swamp	Column
152	Turning the Boat for Home: A life writing about nature	Book reviews
152-153	Fungi of Temperate Europe (2-volume set)	Book reviews
153-154	Irreplaceable: The Fight to Save Our Wild Places	Book reviews
154	Rebirding – Rewilding Britain and its Birds	Book reviews