Plynlimon Catchments Long-term Experiment in Mid-Wales - Jack Cosby & Alan Radbourne | ECT Webinar

Jack Cosby and Alan Radbourne from the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) at Bangor spoke at ECT's webinar held on 15 September about the Plynlimon Catchments long-term land use experiment in mid-Wales, now in its 56th year!
The ECT hosts lunchtime webinars every 2 months on ecological topics on key issues surrounding long-term experiments which features speakers from various organisations, including partners and stakeholders. For more information and how to register for our webinars see www.ecological...
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