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Irreplaceable Woodlands Some Practical Steps to Restoring Our Wildlife Heritage

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By: Charles Flower(Author), HRH Prince Charles(Foreword By)
240 pages, colour photos
Publisher: Papadakis
Irreplaceable Woodlands
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This is a practical manual to managing woodland. It includes a Foreword written by HRH Prince Charles. It comes from conservation expert Charles Flower, author of highly acclaimed Where Have all the Flowers Gone? Charles Flower is passionate about restoring the countryside. He has spent many years working on and writing about the restoration of wild flowers to grasslands and has now turned his attention to ancient woodlands, many of which, though derelict, are treasure houses of diversity, an asset unrecognised by almost everyone including those in Government. Yet with a little effort glades and rides, which may represent less than ten per cent of the wood, can be opened up with remarkable results. Once light penetrates some wild flowers will reappear and all will thrive attracting back the insects, birds and animals that once flourished there. Irreplaceable Woodlands is not only a beautiful record of the ancient woodlands that, thanks to good management, have continued to thrive, it also constitutes a practical manual and provides inspiration for those working to preserve our existing ancient woodlands and those managing recently planted woods and planting the trees that will constitute our future woodland heritage.

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Charles Flower is a consultant working with individuals, farmers and landowners as well as parishes and other groups to safeguard wild flowers and increase plant and animal diversity. He manages his own 25 acre hazel copse. His first book Where Have all the Flowers Gone? was published to great acclaim in 2008.

Handbook / Manual
By: Charles Flower(Author), HRH Prince Charles(Foreword By)
240 pages, colour photos
Publisher: Papadakis
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