12 December 2016 by Chris Cathrine | Comments: 0
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At Caledonian Conservation we aim to benefit people and wildlife. To achieve this, we feel it is essential to share our experiences with other professional and academic ecologists to help improve best practice (within legal and commercial restrictions). This includes presenting articles in the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM) In Practice publication, which is distributed to the organisation’s membership. Director Chris Cathrine has been an author of four articles in this publication, and we are pleased that we are now able to offer these publicly on the Caledonian Conservation Ltd website. These articles include:
Cathrine, C. 2015. Wood Ant Nest Translocations. In Practice 89, 14-18.
Cathrine, C. and Amphlett, A. 2011. Deadwood: Importance and Management. In Practice 73, 11-15.
To explore other publications, research posters and conference papers, go to the Caledonian Conservation publications page.
To learn more about the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management, visit their website.