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81 Ibid., pp. 298–9.

82 J. Sheail, An Environmental History of Twentieth-Century Britain
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83 Ryle, Forest Service.

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85 O. Rackham, Woodlands (London: Collins, 2006), p. 56.

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87 Tennyson, Suffolk Scene, p. 76.

88 W. A. Cadman, ‘Bird life at Thetford’, Journal of the Forestry Commission
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89 D. A. Ratcliffe, ‘Upland birds and their conservation’, British Wildlife 2 (1990),
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90 S. P. Carter, ‘Habitat change and bird populations’, British Wildlife 1 (1990),
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91 A. Byfield, ‘Heathland, plantations and the Forestry Commission: a botanical
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95 J. Tsouvalis, A Critical Geography of Britain’s State Forests (Oxford: Oxford
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