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Anglesey Wales. Biol Conserv 29:99–119
Howe MA, Knight GT, Clee C (2010) The importance of coastal sand dunes for terrestrial
invertebrates in Wales and the UK with particular reference to aculeate Hymenoptera (bees,
wasps and ants). J Coast Conservat 14(2):91–102
Jones MLM (2010) Impacts of an intensive poultry unit on a sand dune SAC. Centre for Ecology
and Hydrology, Bangor. Project No: C02819
Jones MLM, Reynolds B, Stevens PA, Norris D, Emmett BA (2002a) Changing nutrient budget if
sand dunes: consequences for nature conservation interest and dunes management. I: A
review. Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor. CCW Contract Science Report no. 566a
Jones MLM, Hayes F, Brittain SA, Haria S, Williams PD, Ashenden TW, Norris DA, Reynolds,
B (2002b) Changing nutrient budget if sand dunes: consequences for nature conservation
interest and dunes management. II. Field Survey. Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor.
CCW Contract Science Report no. 566b
Jones MLM, Wallace HL, Norris D, Haria SA, Jones RE, Rhind PM, Reynolds BR, Emmett BA
(2004) Changes in vegetation and soil characteristics in coastal sand dunes along a gradient of
atmospheric nitrogen deposition. Plant Biol 6:598–605
Jones MLM, Pilkington MG, Healey M, Norris DA, Brittain SA, Tang SY, Jones M, Reynolds B
(2005) Determining a nitrogen budget for Merthyr Mawr sand dune system. Centre for Ecology
and Hydrology. Countryside Council for Wales Review of Consents Report Number: 14
Jones MLM, Reynolds B, Brittain SA, Norris DA, Rhind PM, Jones RE (2006) Complex
hydrological controls on wet dune slacks: the importance of local variability. Sci Total
Environ 372:266–277
Jones MLM, Sowerby A, Wallace HA (2007) Better understanding of soil resources—dune
stabilisation and rates of soil development on welsh dune systems. Final Report to
Countryside Council for Wales. March 2007, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor
Jones MLM, Sowerby A, Williams DL, Jones RE (2008) Factors controlling soil development in
sand dunes: evidence from a coastal dune soil chronosequence. Plant Soil 307(1–2):219–234
Jones MLM, Sowerby A, Rhind PM (2010a) Factors affecting vegetation establishment and
development in a sand dune chronosequence at Newborough Warren North Wales. J Coast
Conserv 14(2):127–137
Jones MLM, Norman K, Rhind PM (2010b) Topsoil inversion as a restoration measure in sand
dunes, early results from a UK field-trial. J Coast Conserv 14(2):139–151
Ketner-Oostra R (2006) Lichen-rich coastal and inland sand dunes (Corynephorion) in the
Netherlands: vegetation dynamics and nature management. PhD Thesis, Wageningen
University and Research Centre
Ketner-Oostra R, van der Peijl MJ, Sykora KV (2006) Restoration of lichen diversity in grassdominated vegetation of coastal dunes after wildfire. J Veg Sci 17:147–156
Knight J, Burningham H (2011) Sand dune morphodynamics and prehistoric human occupation
in NW Ireland. The Geological Society of America Special Paper 476
Kooijman AM (2004) Environmental problems and restoration measures in coastal dunes in the
Netherlands. In: Martinez ML, Psuty NP (eds) Coastal dunes, ecology and conservation.Ecological Studies vol 171. Springer, Berlin, pp 243–258
Landlife (2008) Soil Inversion Works. Landlife, National Wildflower Centre, Court Hey Park,
Liverpool
Plassmann K, Brown N, Jones MLM, Edwards-Jones G (2008) Can atmospheric input of nitrogen
affect seed bank dynamics in habitats of conservation interest? The case of dune slacks. Appl
Veg Sci 11:413–420
Plassmann K, Edwards-Jones G, Jones MLM (2009) The effects of low levels of nitrogen
deposition and grazing on dune grassland. Sci Total Environ 407:1391–1404
Plassmann K, Jones MLM, Edwards-Jones G (2010) Effects of long-term grazing management on
sand dune vegetation of high conservation interest. Appl Veg Sci 13:100–112
Provoost S, Jones MLM, Edmondson SE (2011) Changes in landscape and vegetation of coastal
dunes in northwest Europe: a review. J Coast Conserv 15:207–226
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Anglesey Wales. Biol Conserv 29:99–119
Howe MA, Knight GT, Clee C (2010) The importance of coastal sand dunes for terrestrial
invertebrates in Wales and the UK with particular reference to aculeate Hymenoptera (bees,
wasps and ants). J Coast Conservat 14(2):91–102
Jones MLM (2010) Impacts of an intensive poultry unit on a sand dune SAC. Centre for Ecology
and Hydrology, Bangor. Project No: C02819
Jones MLM, Reynolds B, Stevens PA, Norris D, Emmett BA (2002a) Changing nutrient budget if
sand dunes: consequences for nature conservation interest and dunes management. I: A
review. Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor. CCW Contract Science Report no. 566a
Jones MLM, Hayes F, Brittain SA, Haria S, Williams PD, Ashenden TW, Norris DA, Reynolds,
B (2002b) Changing nutrient budget if sand dunes: consequences for nature conservation
interest and dunes management. II. Field Survey. Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor.
CCW Contract Science Report no. 566b
Jones MLM, Wallace HL, Norris D, Haria SA, Jones RE, Rhind PM, Reynolds BR, Emmett BA
(2004) Changes in vegetation and soil characteristics in coastal sand dunes along a gradient of
atmospheric nitrogen deposition. Plant Biol 6:598–605
Jones MLM, Pilkington MG, Healey M, Norris DA, Brittain SA, Tang SY, Jones M, Reynolds B
(2005) Determining a nitrogen budget for Merthyr Mawr sand dune system. Centre for Ecology
and Hydrology. Countryside Council for Wales Review of Consents Report Number: 14
Jones MLM, Reynolds B, Brittain SA, Norris DA, Rhind PM, Jones RE (2006) Complex
hydrological controls on wet dune slacks: the importance of local variability. Sci Total
Environ 372:266–277
Jones MLM, Sowerby A, Wallace HA (2007) Better understanding of soil resources—dune
stabilisation and rates of soil development on welsh dune systems. Final Report to
Countryside Council for Wales. March 2007, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor
Jones MLM, Sowerby A, Williams DL, Jones RE (2008) Factors controlling soil development in
sand dunes: evidence from a coastal dune soil chronosequence. Plant Soil 307(1–2):219–234
Jones MLM, Sowerby A, Rhind PM (2010a) Factors affecting vegetation establishment and
development in a sand dune chronosequence at Newborough Warren North Wales. J Coast
Conserv 14(2):127–137
Jones MLM, Norman K, Rhind PM (2010b) Topsoil inversion as a restoration measure in sand
dunes, early results from a UK field-trial. J Coast Conserv 14(2):139–151
Ketner-Oostra R (2006) Lichen-rich coastal and inland sand dunes (Corynephorion) in the
Netherlands: vegetation dynamics and nature management. PhD Thesis, Wageningen
University and Research Centre
Ketner-Oostra R, van der Peijl MJ, Sykora KV (2006) Restoration of lichen diversity in grassdominated vegetation of coastal dunes after wildfire. J Veg Sci 17:147–156
Knight J, Burningham H (2011) Sand dune morphodynamics and prehistoric human occupation
in NW Ireland. The Geological Society of America Special Paper 476
Kooijman AM (2004) Environmental problems and restoration measures in coastal dunes in the
Netherlands. In: Martinez ML, Psuty NP (eds) Coastal dunes, ecology and conservation.Ecological Studies vol 171. Springer, Berlin, pp 243–258
Landlife (2008) Soil Inversion Works. Landlife, National Wildflower Centre, Court Hey Park,
Liverpool
Plassmann K, Brown N, Jones MLM, Edwards-Jones G (2008) Can atmospheric input of nitrogen
affect seed bank dynamics in habitats of conservation interest? The case of dune slacks. Appl
Veg Sci 11:413–420
Plassmann K, Edwards-Jones G, Jones MLM (2009) The effects of low levels of nitrogen
deposition and grazing on dune grassland. Sci Total Environ 407:1391–1404
Plassmann K, Jones MLM, Edwards-Jones G (2010) Effects of long-term grazing management on
sand dune vegetation of high conservation interest. Appl Veg Sci 13:100–112
Provoost S, Jones MLM, Edmondson SE (2011) Changes in landscape and vegetation of coastal
dunes in northwest Europe: a review. J Coast Conserv 15:207–226
8 The Impact of Dune Stabilization
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