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The primary aim of this study was to quantify the economic significance of forest related tourism expenditures in England, Scotland, Wales and at the Great Britain (GB) level.
Ths report summarises the Forests' Role in Tourism Phase 1 and Phase 2 reports.
This report encompasses two interlinked research projects. The first of these investigates the potential for generating transferable models for predicting visitor arrival numbers at woodland recreation sites across Great Britain. The second project sets out to estimate transferable monetary assessments of the value of such woodland visits through a meta-analysis of previous valuation studies.
This research analyses the social, economic, and environmental contribution of the Public Forest Estate in England and examines ways of increasing this contribution.
The study examines the social and environmental benefits of UK forests.
The objective of this report is to find the total and marginal recreational value of British forests.
The objective of this report is to assess, and quantify as far as possible, the impact of forestry on costs and of water supply and water quality.
This is one of several factsheets published by the Forestry Commission on various aspects of sustainable forest management.
This Report looks at existing studies on the biodiversity value of woodlands, and the problems of applying values from these studies across all woodland.
In this study carbon sequestration is modelled for units of woodland (at a subcompartment level) and is then aggregated for regions of Britain.
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