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CLM 19.4 Winter 2021

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Biodegradable tree guards – Coastal realignment – Stage Zero river restoration – Successful tree establishment
CLM 19.4 Winter 2021
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Contents

2 Editorial
Guy Freeman

3 Cardboard tree guards: a suitable and sustainable alternative to plastic?
Jenny Price and Lyndsay Wayman-Rook

10 RSPB Nigg Bay: Scotland’s first coastal realignment
Steph Elliott

16 Helping to make and document conservation decisions: the Evidence-to-Decision tool
Alec Christie

21 The Stage Zero approach – lessons from North America on restoring river, wetland and floodplain habitats
Fiona Bowles, Stewart Clarke, Ben Eardley, Richard Jeffries and Peter Stone

29 VIEWPOINT: Plant fewer, better: good tree and shrub establishment
Suki Pryce

35 REVIEW: Author’s update - Reserve management in a climate emergency: a case study from Shropshire
John Bacon

36 Briefing

40 On the ground

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Biodegradable tree guards – Coastal realignment – Stage Zero river restoration – Successful tree establishment
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