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Other Newborough Research
Betson
M, Connell M & Bristow C. (2002). Groundwater modelling of Newborough
Warren: A report for the Countryside Council for Wales , Volume 5, Hydrogeology,
The Impact of Forestry on Coastal Geomorphology at Newborough Warren/Ynys
Llanddwyn NNR, SSSI, pSAC.
Betson, M. and Scholefield, P.
(2004). Review of evapotranspiration of herbaceous and afforested dune
land ecosystems: The implications for the water balance in Newborough
Warren National Nature Reserve, Anglesey, Wales . Report to the Countryside
Council for Wales , ADAS Consulting Ltd., Wolverhampton , UK.
Burden
R.J. May (1998) A hydrological investigation of three Devon sand dune
systems; Brauton Burrows, Northam Burrows and Dawlish Warren. PhD Thesis,
Plymouth University.
Freeman, S. N. (2008). The
Impact of the Forest Plantation on the Hydrology of Newborough Warren.
Honours dissertation, University of Wales , Bangor.
Mills, R. (2006). Investigating the impact
of pine plantation forestry on the groundwater biogeochemistry of a coastal
dune system at Newborough, Anglesey. Msc Dissertation. Bangor University.
Stratford
C., Hughes A., Roberts J., Robins N. (2006) Review of Hydrological Reports
for Newborough Warren NNR, Anglesey . CEH, Wallingford.
Stratford
C., Ratcliffe J., Hughes A., Roberts J., and Robins N. (2007) Complex
interaction between shallow groundwater and changing woodland, surface
water, grazing and other influences in partly wooded duneland in Anglesey,
Wales. Paper presented at XXXV International Association of Hydrogeologists,
Ground water and Ecosystems; Lisbon.
Stratford C., Robins
N., and Hollingham M. (2009). An assessment of the interactions between
hydrology, land use and climate change at two coastal dune systems in
Wales, UK. Paper presented at the 2nd Multidisciplianary Conference on
Hydrology and Ecology. Vienna 20-23 April 2009.
Other Documents
Sand
dune - Country Report, Great Britain
UK BAP for coastal
sand dunes
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