Scientific Publications

Grassland conservation headlands: Their impact on invertebrate assemblages in intensively managed grassland.

Cole, L.J., McCracken, D.I., Baker, L., & Parish, D.M.B.
2007. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 122: 252-258.

Management of Gamebird Shooting in Lowland Britain: Social Attitudes, Biodiversity Benefits and Willingness-to-Pay.

Greenall, T.L.
2007. Unpublished Ph.D thesis. University of Kent, Canterbury.

The representation and functional composition of carabid and staphylinid beetles in different field boundary types at a farm-scale.

Griffiths, G.J.K., Winder, L., Holland, J.M., Thomas, C.F.G., & Williams, E.
2007. Biological Conservation, 135: 145-152.

The potential of agri-environment schemes to enhance biocontrol in arable crops.

Holland, J.M.
2007. Aspects of Applied Biology, 81: 127-134.

Managing uncropped land in order to enhance biodiversity benefits of the arable farmed landscape.

Holland, J.M., Orson, J., Powell, W., Storkey, J., & Chamberlain, D.E.
2007. Aspects of Applied Biology, 81: 255-260.

Spatio-temporal distribution and emergence of beetles in arable fields in relation to soil moisture.

Holland, J.M., Thomas, C.F.G., Birkett, T.C., & Southway, S.E.
2007. Bulletin of Entomological Research, 97: 89-100.

Importance of Arthropod Pests and Their Natural Enemies in Relation to Recent Farming Practice Changes in the UK.

Holland, J.M. & Oakley, J.
2007. Research review No.64, The Home-Grown Cereals Authority, London.

Beneficial insects and spiders of arable farmland.

Holland, J.M.
2007. In: Winspear, R. (ed.) The Farm Wildlife Handbook: 82-91. Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Sandy.

Habitat use and diet of Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago breeding on moorland in northern England.

Hoodless, A.N., Ewald, J.A., & Baines, D.
2007. Bird Study, 54: 182-191.

Habitat selection and foraging behaviour of breeding Eurasian Woodcock Scolopax rusticola: a comparison between contrasting landscapes.

Hoodless, A.N. & Hirons, G.J.M.
2007. Ibis, 149 Supplement 2: 234-249.