Rural Tree Populations in England: Historic Character and Future Planting Policy

Gerald Barnes; Tobias Pillatt; Thomas Williamson

Rural Tree Populations in England: Historic Character and Future Planting Policy

Gerald Barnes, Tobias Pillatt, Thomas Williamson

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Abstract

Historians often bring a different perspective to ideas of landscape ecology. Here
the authors show how the dominance of just three trees in the English farmed
landscape is not a result of ‘natural processes’, but a deliberate economic choice
made over centuries.

Original language	English
Pages	393-401
Specialist publication	British Wildlife
Publisher	British Wildlife Publishing
Publication status	Published - Aug 2016

Gerry Barnes
- Gerry.Barnesuea.acuk
- School of History and Art History - Honorary Fellow
Person: Honorary
Tom Williamson
- T.Williamsonuea.acuk
- School of History and Art History - Emeritus Professor
- Landscape History - Member
Person: Honorary, Research Group Member

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Gerry Barnes

Tom Williamson

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