Population, distribution, movements and survival of fish-eating birds in Great Britain

Author(s): Rehfisch, M.M., Wernham, C.V. & Marchant, J.H. (eds).

Published: January 1999

Publisher: DETR

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Chris Wernham

Associate Director Country Offices

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