Analysis of waterbird population trends for the Somerset Levels & Moors SPA, its functionally linked land and the Bridgwater Bay coastal sites.

Author(s): Woodward, I. & Austin, G.

Published: October 2022 Issue No.: 747

Publisher: British Trust for Ornithology Pages: 85pp

ISBN: 978-1-912642-42-7

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Ian Woodward

Senior Research Ecologist

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Analysis of waterbird population trends for the Somerset Levels & Moors SPA, its functionally linked land and the Bridgwater Bay coastal sites.

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