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Tag Archives: Quarterly Journal of Forestry
Professor Ruralise?!
The Royal Forestry Society enjoyed my Forest Village thought-piece, so much so that they asked me to re-write it to run in the July edition of their Quarterly Journal of Forestry. As a keen science buff it’s quite a thrill … Continue reading
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