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Editorial
Today the Wildlife Trust form one of
the least wooded counties in one of
the least countries in Europe brings
you a magazine focusing on
woodlands! More specifically, our
theme is woodland management -
something which is essential if
wildlife as we know it is to survive.
The word management in relation to
the environment tends not to evoke
as much public sympathy for our
cause as others such as caring,
protecting or even greening, but
conservation management is an idea
we must explain if our work is to be
understood.
Opportunities for nature in our
modern landscape are so diminished,
fragmented and isolated that natural
processes are no longer able to
maintain the current range of species
and habitats without human
interference.
Unless we carry out conservation
management, we will lose even more
of our biodiversily (another terrible
word with which we have to deal) -
the varied web of life upon which all
species depend, including our own.
Many thanks, as always, for your
practical, financial and moral support
for what we are doing, and we hope
you will enjoy reading about what it
has allowed us to achieve.
Mark Nicholson
COPY DATE
for the next issue of Wild Cornwall
15th November 1996
Editorial enquiries and any material
intended for publication should be
sent to the Editor:
Mark Nicholson
Five Acres, Allet
Truro, TR4 9DJ.
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Every care will be taken with
manuscripts or photographs but no
responsibility can he accepted for
lost or damaged items.
The views expressed by the
contributors to this magazine are not
necessarily those of the Editor or the
Cornwall Wildlife Trust.
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