The Biodiversity and Management of Aspen woodlands
Proceedings of a one-day conference held in Kingussie, Scotland, on 25th May 2001
Contents
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Foreword and overview
Peter Cosgrove and Andy Amphlett
The ecology and history of Aspen woodlands
Peter Quelch
Fungi and Aspens: Promoting biodiversity, Aspen friends and foes
Ernest and Valerie Emmett
The importance of Aspens for lichen
Les and Sheila Street
Bryophytes on Aspens
Gordon Rothero
Aspen, a vital resource for saproxylic flies
Graham Rotheray
The Large Poplar Longhorn Beetle, Saperda carcharias in the Scottish Highlands
Tracey Begg and Iain MacGowan
Byctiscus populi, a leaf rolling weevil dependent on Aspen
Jon Mellings and Steve Compton
The importance of Aspen for Lepidoptera
Mark Young
Beavers: Aspen heaven or hell?
Dave Batty
Variation in Aspen in Scotland: genetics and silviculture
Bill Mason, Eric Easton and Richard Ennos
Improving the availability of native Aspen for use in northern Scotland
Mark Banham and Paul Young
Woodland management measures for Aspen woodlands
Denis Torley
Agri-environment management measures for Aspen woodlands
Alison McKnight
Delivering action: how Aspen fits into the UK Biodiversity Action Planning process
Peter Cosgrove
The Trees for Life Aspen Project
Alan Watson Featherstone
The management of Invertromie wood, Scotland's fourth largest stand of Aspen
Tom Prescott
Habitat fragmentation
Iain McGowan
Aspen in myth and culture
Anne Elliott
For further information about aspen, please go to the Aspen Information Resource