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the sand dune and dune slack vegetation. J Ecol 48:117–141
Ranwell DS (1960b) Newborough Warren, Anglesey III. Changes in the vegetation on parts of
the dune system after the loss of rabbits by myxomatosis. J Ecol 48:385–395
Remke E, Brouwer E, Kooijman AM, Blindow I, Esselink H, Roelefs JGM (2009) Even low to
medium nitrogen deposition impacts vegetation of dry, coastal dunes around the Baltic Sea.
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64:25–28
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deliberate burning as a management tool for dune grasslands. Enact 7:7–9
Rhind PM, Blackstock TH, Hardy HS, Jones RE, Sandison W (2001) The evolution of
Newborough Warren dune system with particular reference to the past four decades. In:
Houston JA, Edmondson, SE, Rooney PJ (eds) Coastal dune management. Shared experience
of European conservation practice. Proceedings of the European symposium coastal dunes of
the Atlantic Biogeographical Region Southport, northwest England, Sept 1998, Liverpool
University Press
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objective. In: Houston JA, Edmondson SE, Rooney PJ (eds) Coastal dune management.
Shared experience of European conservation practice. Proceedings of the European
symposium coastal dunes of the Atlantic biogeographical region Southport, northwest
England, Liverpool University Press, Sept 1998
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habitats. vol 5. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
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16:203–214
UKNEA (2011a) The UK National Ecosystem Assessment. Chapter 11: The coastal margins.
March 2011. Defra
UKNEA (2011b) The UK National Ecosystem Assessment. Chapter 20: Wales synthesis. March
2011. Defra
UNECE (2010) Empirical critical loads and dose-response relationships. CCE report of working
group on effects. Recent results and updating of scientific and technical knowledge. ECE/
EB.AIR/WG.1/2010/14
van Boxel JH, Jungerius PD, Kieffer N, Hampele N (1997) Ecological effects of reactivation of
artificially stabilised blowouts in coastal dunes. J Coast Conserv 3:57–62
van den Berg LJL, Tomassen HBM, Roelofs JGM, Bobbink R (2005) Effects of nitrogen
enrichment on coastal dune grassland: a mesocosm study. Environ Pollut 138:77–85
van der Meulen F, Bakker TWM, Houston JA (2004) The costs of our coasts: examples of
dynamic dune management from Western Europe. In: Martinez ML, Psuty P (eds) Coastal
dunes. Ecology and conservation. Springer, Berlin (Ecol Stud 171:259–277)
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Europe. In: Houston JA, Edmondson SE, Rooney PJ (eds) Coastal dune management. Shared
experience of European conservation practice. Proceedings of the European symposium
coastal dunes of the Atlantic biogeographical region Southport, northwest England, Sept
1998, Liverpool University Press
Pye K, Saye S (2005) The geomorphological response of welsh sand dunes to sea level rise over
the next 100 years and the management implications for SAC and SSSI Sites. Countryside
Council of Wales Contract Science Report No 670
Radley GP (1994) Sand dune vegetation survey of Great Britain. A national inventory. Part 1:
England Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Peterborough
Ranwell DS (1955) Slack vegetation, dune development and cyclical change at Newborough
Warren, Anglesey. Ph.D Thesis, University of Wales, Bangor
Ranwell DS (1959) Newborough Warren, Anglesey I. The dune system and dune slack habitat.
J Ecol 47:571–601
Ranwell DS (1960a) Newborough Warren, Anglesey II. Plant associes and succession cycles of
the sand dune and dune slack vegetation. J Ecol 48:117–141
Ranwell DS (1960b) Newborough Warren, Anglesey III. Changes in the vegetation on parts of
the dune system after the loss of rabbits by myxomatosis. J Ecol 48:385–395
Remke E, Brouwer E, Kooijman AM, Blindow I, Esselink H, Roelefs JGM (2009) Even low to
medium nitrogen deposition impacts vegetation of dry, coastal dunes around the Baltic Sea.
Environ Pollut 157:792–800
Rhind PM (1993) The spread of Brachypodium pinnatum in Wales. Bot Soci Brit Isles News
64:25–28
Rhind PM, Sandison W (1999) Burning the Warren—Peter Rhind and Wil Sandison explore
deliberate burning as a management tool for dune grasslands. Enact 7:7–9
Rhind PM, Blackstock TH, Hardy HS, Jones RE, Sandison W (2001) The evolution of
Newborough Warren dune system with particular reference to the past four decades. In:
Houston JA, Edmondson, SE, Rooney PJ (eds) Coastal dune management. Shared experience
of European conservation practice. Proceedings of the European symposium coastal dunes of
the Atlantic Biogeographical Region Southport, northwest England, Sept 1998, Liverpool
University Press
Ritchie W (2001) Coastal dunes: resultant dynamic position as a conservation managerial
objective. In: Houston JA, Edmondson SE, Rooney PJ (eds) Coastal dune management.
Shared experience of European conservation practice. Proceedings of the European
symposium coastal dunes of the Atlantic biogeographical region Southport, northwest
England, Liverpool University Press, Sept 1998
Rodwell JS (ed) (2000) British plant communities. Maritime communities and vegetation of open
habitats. vol 5. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Talbot MR (1984) Late Pleistocene rainfall and dune building in the Sahel. Palaeoecol Afr
16:203–214
UKNEA (2011a) The UK National Ecosystem Assessment. Chapter 11: The coastal margins.
March 2011. Defra
UKNEA (2011b) The UK National Ecosystem Assessment. Chapter 20: Wales synthesis. March
2011. Defra
UNECE (2010) Empirical critical loads and dose-response relationships. CCE report of working
group on effects. Recent results and updating of scientific and technical knowledge. ECE/
EB.AIR/WG.1/2010/14
van Boxel JH, Jungerius PD, Kieffer N, Hampele N (1997) Ecological effects of reactivation of
artificially stabilised blowouts in coastal dunes. J Coast Conserv 3:57–62
van den Berg LJL, Tomassen HBM, Roelofs JGM, Bobbink R (2005) Effects of nitrogen
enrichment on coastal dune grassland: a mesocosm study. Environ Pollut 138:77–85
van der Meulen F, Bakker TWM, Houston JA (2004) The costs of our coasts: examples of
dynamic dune management from Western Europe. In: Martinez ML, Psuty P (eds) Coastal
dunes. Ecology and conservation. Springer, Berlin (Ecol Stud 171:259–277)
142
P. Rhind et al.