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Centre for Mountain Studies - Events
Perth College-UHI Crieff Road Perth PH1 2NX UK. Tel: +44 (0)1738 877761 .... The conference was held in the Highland Council Chamber, Inverness 26-28 March ...
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Centre for Mountain Studies - Publications
In K. Sassa (ed.) Environmental Forest Science, Kluwer Scientific, Dordrecht: 39-49. 1998. "Tourism and amenity migration". (with L.A.G. Moss and P.W. ...
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CMS Activities Characterising Europe's Mountains
This map was based on a global database which records the average altitude ... The characterisation of Europe's mountains is important in a policy context, ...
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Alpine Club Seminar abstract - Jim Milledge
Dr Jim Milledge has been involved in High Altitude Medicine and Physiology since 1960 when he was a member of the “Silver Hut” scientific and mountaineering ...
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Evaluation of the development of the Argyll and Bute Local ...
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Bute. It details how Argyll and Bute Council intends to deliver on national transport objectives at a local level, and provides an action plan for meeting ...
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Evaluation of the development of the Argyll and Bute Local ...
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Bute. It details how Argyll and Bute Council intends to deliver on national transport objectives at a local level, and provides an action plan for meeting ...
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Centre for Mountain Studies - MSc
Centre for Mountain Studies Perth College-UHI Crieff Road ... MSc/PgDip/PgCert. Managing Sustainable Mountain Development ...
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CMS Activities Characterising Europe's Mountains
The characterisation of Europe's mountains is important in a policy context, particularly with regard to the expansion of the European Union and its ...
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CMS Activities CLIM-ATIC
Clim-ATIC's overall objective after three years is to establish a sustainable, self-financing service that will provide information, training and advice to ...
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1 The future of fire management in the uplands Introduction ...
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML management intentions and there is now a need for us to learn to live with fire and to manipulate fire regimes to our advantage. ...
