Climate change and Britain's wildlife: what might we expect?

Author(s): Ausden, M., Bradbury, R., Brown, A., Eaton, M., Lock, L. & Pearce-Higgins, J.

Published: January 2015

Journal: British Wildlife Volume: 26 ( part 3 )

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James Pearce-Higgins

Director, Science

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