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The Social and Environmental Benefits of Forests in Great Britain: Recreation Report

The Social and Environmental Benefits of Forests in Great Britain: Recreation Report

The objective of this report is to find the total and marginal recreational value of British forests.

The estimates reported are partly based on generic estimates of willingness to pay to access forests, as derived from new primary data obtained from contingent valuation surveys.

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