The International Journal of Biodiversity Science and Management

Introduction and Overview of Papers
pp. 117-122(6)
Authors: Soane, Ian; Shaw, Helen

Choices for the Cumbrian uplands
pp. 123-126(4)
Author: Holdgate, Sir Martin

Socio-economic trends and policies shaping the English Uplands 1940-2020
pp. 127-131(5)
Author: Ward, Neil

Upland farming and landscape management futures
pp. 132-133(2)
Author: Hauserman, Chris

Landscapes for living and leisure
pp. 134-137(4)
Author: Curry, Nigel

Upland Britain: cultural processes and landscape change through time
pp. 138-141(4)
Author: Whyte, Ian

Global recognition of special landscapes: reconciling sustainable development and conservation
pp. 142-145(4)
Author: Price, Martin F.

Sustainable conservation and management of the historic environment record in upland peat: a view from Exmoor
pp. 146-149(4)
Author: Fyfe, Ralph

'The precautionary principle': archaeological site recovery and management in light of recent work on prehistoric settlement in upland Cumbria
pp. 150-153(4)
Authors: Hoaen, Andrew W.; Loney, Helen L.

Conservation or change management: sustaining the historic environment of the Cumbrian uplands
pp. 154-158(5)
Author: Newman, Richard

Upland common land: the historical record
pp. 159-161(3)
Author: Straughton, Eleanor

Heritage, biodiversity and rural regeneration in the Howardian and Hambleton hills
pp. 162-165(4)
Authors: Barnwell, Paul S.; Mansfield, Lyn

Changing perceptions of the role and value of upland woods for nature conservation: past, present and future
pp. 166-169(4)
Author: Kirby, K.J.

Climate change and the visitor economy in the uplands
pp. 170-173(4)
Authors: Cavan, Gina; Handley, John F.; Aylen, Jonathan; Albertson, Kevin; McMorrow, Julia; Lindley, Sarah; McEvoy, Darryn

An evaluation of spatial planning policy alignment in the Highlands and Islands
pp. 174-177(4)
Author: Bowman, Clive D.

GIS and spatial data management: a tool to planning in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland
pp. 178-181(4)
Author: O'Shea, Crona J.

Can a public benefit approach help to deliver the North West Regions economic strategy?
pp. 182-185(4)
Author: Jones, Keith

Geographic solutions through UNESCO World Biosphere Reserves
pp. 186-192(7)
Author: Bell, Andrew

Governing England's National Parks: challenges for the 21st century
pp. 193-195(3)
Author: Thompson, Nicola

Energy source or sink? The role of the uplands in meeting our energy targets
pp. 196-199(4)
Authors: Howard, David; Wright, Simon; Aggidis, George; Scott, Richard

Agri-environment schemes in the uplands: past and present
pp. 200-204(5)
Author: Condliffe, Ian

Uplands in the context of an integrated catchment management programme: Bassenthwaite Lake Restoration Programme
pp. 205-208(4)
Author: Pinder, John

Breeding forage legumes for the Less Favoured Areas
pp. 209-212(4)
Authors: Fothergill, Michael; Abberton, Michael; Collins, Rosemary; Michaelson-Yeates, Terry; Williams, Andy; Marshall, Athole; Rees, Elaine

Sense of place in Northern England
pp. 213-217(5)
Authors: Convery, Ian; Dutson, Tom

Sustainable future scenarios for people, environments and landscapes in Cumbria: the ecomuseum ideal and issues related to its use
pp. 218-222(5)
Author: Corsane, Gerard

Activity tourism in an upland landscape: dudes and hippies in the hills
pp. 223-226(4)
Author: Smyth, Mary-Ann

An empirical application of the linear programming model to agricultural land-use planning: a valuation of externalities on farmland plots from unused land
pp. 227-231(5)
Authors: Yagi, Hironori; Garrod, Guy

A conceptual model for sediment and nutrient fluxes from rural land
pp. 232-234(3)
Authors: Parsons, Anthony J.; Brazier, Richard E.; Wainwright, John

How might CAP reform influence land management, moorland vegetation, birds, economy and employment?
pp. 235-237(3)
Authors: Waterhouse, Tony; Gardner, Sarah; Pearce-Higgins, James; Grant, Murray

The heft: a multifunctional management tool
pp. 238-241(4)
Authors: Mansfield, L.; Burton, R.; Schwarz, G.; Brown, K.; Convery, I.

Sustainable hill and upland systems: what do people want the hills to deliver?
pp. 242-244(3)
Authors: Morgan-Davies, Claire; Waterhouse, Tony; Umstatter, Christina

Determining suitable grazing levels on heterogeneous vegetation
pp. 245-246(2)
Author: Chesterton, Chris

Effects on animal performance of summer grazing of Molinia-dominant semi-natural rough grazing
pp. 247-248(2)
Authors: Fraser, Mariecia; Theobald, Vince; Vale, James; Evans, Geraint

Using stakeholder and social network analysis to support participatory processes
pp. 249-252(4)
Authors: Hubacek, Klaus; Prell, Christina; Reed, Mark; Boys, Dan; Bonn, Aletta; Dean, Chris

The Dartmoor Vision
pp. 253-255(3)
Author: Waldon, John

Hill farming systems - their environmental, economic and social benefit. A comparison between the Cumbria Fells and Dales area and the Lozère region of France
pp. 256-257(2)
Author: Waller, Veronica

Understanding Loweswater
pp. 258-261(4)
Author: Norton, Lisa

Delivering favourable condition: a stakeholder approach to striking the deal on commons
pp. 262-265(4)
Author: Aglionby, Julia

The Future of the Fells Index
pp. 266-268(3)
Authors: Alderson, Alan; Ellis, Ellen; Rawling, Will; Reed, Joyce; Shaw, Bob; Nicholson, Kit

Making Exmoor more sustainable
pp. 269-272(4)
Author: Somper, Carol

Wilding (or re-wilding)
pp. 273-275(3)
Authors: Kirby, Keith; Yannik, Rachel; Barr, Colin

A vision for farming the future
pp. 276-278(3)
Authors: Ellerby, Jack; Varley, Martin; Arkle, Paul; Milnes, Kath

Diversification, agriculture and rural strategy
pp. 279-281(3)
Authors: Tweddell, Nancy; Askew, Melvyn; Rebanks, James

Leisure landscapes for tourism
pp. 282-284(3)
Authors: Metcalfe, Jean; Greenwood, Richard

Sustainable communities
pp. 285-286(2)
Authors: Roberts, Roger; Bland, Rachel; Muir, Shirley

Conclusions and Conference Outcomes
pp. 287-292(6)
Authors: Soane, Ian; Shaw, Helen