The great fen - A waterland for the future

British Wildlife

Volumn 18, Issue 6, 2007, Pages 415-423

  Bowley, Alan ^a  

^a Great Fen Project

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EID: 34548314324     PISSN: 09580956     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
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2. Godwin, Sir H 1978 Fenland: Its Ancient Past and Uncertain Future. Cambridge University Press
3. Griffiths, E W (Ed) 1888 Through England on a Side-saddle. Field & Tuer, London
4. Heathcote, J M, & Tebbutt, C G 1892 Skating. Longman, London
5. Mountford, J O, McCartney, M P, Manchester, S J, & Wadsworth, R A 2002 Wildlife habitats and their requirements within the Great Fen Project. Final report to the Great Fen Project Steering Group. Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Huntingdonshire
6. Pell, A 1899 The Making of the Land in England - a Retrospect. Murray, London
7. Sheail, J, & Wells, T C E 1983 The Fenlands of Huntingdonshire, England: A Case Study in Catastrophic Change. In: A J P Gore (ed) Mires: Swamp, Bog, Fen and Moor, British Regional studies. Elsevier Scientific Publications, Amsterdam
8. Wells, W 1860 The Drainage of Whittlesey Mere. Journal Royal Agric. Soc: 21 134-153