With the forthcoming publication of a research paper on the relative grazing impacts of different species in Scotland, the Macaulay Institute in Aberdeen is holding a meeting on Friday 16 February 2007 to which interested parties have been invited to discuss both the findings of this research, and the possible directions for future research. [continue reading ... ]
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