Lowland heath restoration- putting concept into practice

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Collins, D

Language: English Series: Mineral Planning ; (58) March 1994, 31-35(5)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: Explains how heathland restoration of opencast coal sites can be undertaken, looking at factors such as soil types, planning permission, site surveys, experimental plots and minerals. Discusses the benefits for wildlife, nature conservation and landscaping.

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Explains how heathland restoration of opencast coal sites can be undertaken, looking at factors such as soil types, planning permission, site surveys, experimental plots and minerals. Discusses the benefits for wildlife, nature conservation and landscaping.

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