Browsing by Subject "Range management--Scotland"

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An application of economic choice experiments to a traditional land use - deer hunting and landscape change in the Scottish Highlands

Bullock, Craig ; Elston, David A. ; Chalmers, Neil A. (Elsevier Science, 1998-04)

Stalking (deer hunting) is an important land use and activity in the Scottish Highlands, and deer managers have traditionally maintained large numbers of female deer in order to supply a guaranteed number of stags for ...
Environmental and strategic uncertainty in common property management : the case of Scottish red deer

Bullock, Craig (Taylor & Francis, 1999-03)

The range of red deer populations in the Scottish Highlands can cover several different landholdings (estates), many of which derive their income primarily from the private hunting (stalking) of stags. The deer belong to ...
Measuring the public benefits of landscape and environmental change : a case of upland grazing extensification

Bullock, Craig (Her Majesty’s Stationery Office (HMSO), 1995)

The research attempts to quantify the public benefits of landscape and environmental change that may arise from new land-use policies. The case of upland grazing extensification is examined for which the associated ...