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Can We See the Wood Through the Trees?

The Establishment, Management and Composition of a Species-rich Haymeadow on Land Restored After Open Cast Mining

Improving the Quality of the Habitat Creation Process by Defining the Outputs

The Value of Garden Ponds for Amphibian Conservation

Use of Tesserae to Evaluate Corridor Continuity

Restoration, Ecology and Rivers - Back to the Source?

Engineers and Ecologists Working Together to Establish a Wetland Nature Reserve at Beighton Marsh, Sheffield

Changing Roles of a Wildlife Reserve in Response to Increasing Visitor Pressure and Invasion by Crassula helmsii

Coppicing in Urban Woodlands: A Progress Report on a Multi-Prupose Feasibility Study in the City of Sheffield

Landscape Reclamation and Sustainability at the Earth Centre, Conisborough

Notes

Eco-bites

Volume 1:2, December 1995 (Softback, 52 pages, A4 sized: ISSN 1354 0270)

Wildflower Meadows: a Few Problems

i) The Effects of Transplantation of a Blanket Bog: Impact on Vegetation and Selected Invertebrate Groups

ii) The Effects of Transplantation of a Blanket Bog: Impact on Spiders

Studies of Plant Ecology in Sinai, Egypt - The Conservation Importance of Vegetation in Saint Catherine

The Creation of Damp Grassland and Wetland on a Site Restored Without Top Soil Following Opencast Mining

Habitat Fragmentation: a New Idea or an Old Chestnut?

Survival and Spread of Wildflowers Planted into Ex-Agricultural Grassland

Notes: "Habitat Fragmentation - a new idea or an old chestnut?"

Eco-bites

Eco-tones & Undertones

Volume 2:1, January 1998 (Softback, 77 pages, A4 sized: ISSN 1354 0270)

Urban Nature Reserves - Don't Forget Homo sapiens

Conservation Management of Industrial Wastes

Conservation Implications of Upland Pasture and Meadow Management in the Lake Districe E.S.A.

The Distribution & Growth of Bramble (Rubus frticosus) in British Semi-natural Woodland and Their Implications for Nature Conservation

The Use of a Modified Landscape Assessment Technique for Monitoring the Community and Wildlife Roles of an Urban-fringe Woodland

The Introduction of Wild Flowers to Woodland and Hedgerows Created on Land Restored Following Opencast Coal Mining

Notes:
1) "New urban woodsand rising deer populations"
2) "Deer control in the urban fringe"

Eco-bites: "Checklist of protected British bird species"

Eco-tones & Undertones:"Waterlords and Landlords; Recreation on reservoirs in the Peak National Park and surrounds"

Volume 2:2, July 1998 (Softback, 84 pages, A4 sized: ISSN 1354 0270)

Natural Diversity and Human Needs in England's Rural Areas

A Review of Management Options for the Control of Brachyodium pinnatum in Calcareous Grasslands in England

Studies of Plant Ecology in Sinai, Egypt

Rhododendron ponticum in Native and Exotic Environments, with Particular Reference to Turkey and the British Isles

A Comparison of the Soil Characteristics of Lowland Heathland which has been Rotovated and Turf Stripped

The Sustainability of Nature Conservation in the Saxony-Anhalt State of Germany, with special reference to problems of Water and Wetland Ecology

Notes: "Off-road Motorcyclists - A Survey of the Urban Fringe"

Eco-bites

Eco-tones & Undertones

Volume 3:1 1999 (Softback, 91 pages, A4 sized: ISSN 1354 0270)

Urban Environmental History: the Importance of Relict Communities in Urban Biodiversity Conservation

A Practical Methodology for Surveying the Macrofungus flora (Agarics, Boletes and Gasteromycetes) of a Site for Conservation

Agricultural Intensification and the Loss of Heather Moorland: a Case Study from Fair Head, Northern Ireland

The Application of Landscape Ecology Principles in the Maintenance of Biodiversity Through Local Agenda 21

Notes:
1) "Continous forestry cover"
2) "The nature conservation of English churchtyards"

Assessing Grazing Suppression on Heather Moorland

Fowl/Play: Balancing Conservation and Recreation on Reservoirs in the Peak District

Volume 3:2, 2000 (Softback, xx pages, A4 sized: ISSN 1354 0270)