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Lobarion Lichens as Indicators of Primeval Forests in Carpathians
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE
£99,450
WHERE
Ukraine
Summary
To assess the importance of the Carpathian forests using lichens as indicators
Status
Completed
Reference
61-11
Round
5
Start
01/05/1997
End
30/04/2000
Project Leader
Dr Brian Coppins
Lead Organisation
RBGE - Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
Project Partners
Institute of Botany and Min of Education - Ukraine
Website
www.rbge.org.uk
Regions
Europe & Central Asia
Countries
Ukraine
Project Outputs
Two sets of 3 days training for 3 lichenologists; two sets of 1 days training for 15-20 conservation workers; permanent field plots; monograph on Lobarion lichens as indicators of primeval forests; scientific papers.
Documents:
Download:
Final Report
- 06-111 FR - 19/11/2010
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