Community Perceptions and Socio-Economic Impacts of Moorland Management and Grouse Shooting in the Monadhliath and Angus Glens
SRUC and the Centre for Mountain Studies (Perth College UHI), September 2015
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Grouse Shooting, Moorland Management and Local Communities
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