Developing our Understanding of Biodiversity in Scotland's Gardens: the Role of the BTO's Garden Birdwatch

Author(s): Toms, M., Humphreys, L. & Wernham, C.

Editors(s): S.J. Marrs, S. Foster, C. Hendrie, E.C. Mackey, D.B.A. Thompson

Published: January 2011

Publisher: TSO Scotland

ISBN: 9.78E+12

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Liz Humphreys

Principal Ecologist - Seabirds

Chris Wernham

Associate Director Country Offices

Mike Toms

Head of Communications

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