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The Woodland Herbivore Impact Assessment Method User Guide

The Woodland Herbivore Impact Assessment Method User Guide

The Woodland Herbivore Impact Assessment Method is a method of assessing and monitoring the impact of large herbivores (cattle, sheep, deer, goats, pigs, horses) on habitats that are already wooded or may develop woodland.

Updated, 5 April 2023.

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WHIA Guide 23-04-05 - final1_1.pdf

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Woodland Grazing Toolbox

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