Towards integrated management of wildlife, landscape and people
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To investigate if the study design affects conclusions about the impact of moose browsing damage on young trees we used three designs: (1) a comparison of managed Swedish forest landscapes, (2) a natural experiment approach in Sweden, and (3) a macroecological approach involving six countries in northern Europe from Norway to Russia. Per Angelstam, Simen Pedersen, Michael Manton, and Marine Elbakidze
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تاریخ انتشار 2017