Lairds, Land and Sustainability : : Scottish Perspectives on Upland Management / / Martin Price, Alister Scott, Jayne Glass, Charles Warren.
A wide-ranging study of how different landownership models deliver sustainability in Scotland's upland areasPresents major new thinking on upland estate managementFirst dedicated textbook on upland estate managementRespected and experienced academic editorial teamAn academic synthesis of theory...
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Expanded contents list -- Preface -- Acronyms -- Tables -- Figures -- Boxes -- Notes on the contributors -- Part One. Sustainability in the uplands -- Chapter One. Sustainability in the uplands: introducing key concepts -- Chapter Two. Recognising Scotland's upland ecosystem services -- Part Two. Perspectives from private landownership -- Chapter Three. The Scottish private estate -- Chapter Four. What motivates private landowners? -- Chapter Five. The laird and the community -- Part Three. Perspectives from community and NGO landownership -- Chapter Six. Community landownership: rediscovering the road to sustainability -- Chapter Seven. Buying nature: a review of environmental NGO landownership -- Part Four. Aligning upland estate management with sustainability -- Chapter Eight. A sustainability tool for the owners and managers of upland estates -- Chapter Nine. Lessons for sustainable upland management -- Index |
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