Prioritising sites for pollinators in a fragmented coastal nectar habitat network in Western Europe

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RT @TMTSpringer: Learn about method for prioritising sites for pollinators in a fragmented coastal #nectarhabitat network in Western Europe…

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RT @SpringerEcology: Learn about method for prioritising sites for pollinators in a fragmented coastal #nectarhabitat network in Western Eu…

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Learn about method for prioritising sites for pollinators in a fragmented coastal #nectarhabitat network in Western Europe https://t.co/tpHta7823f #SNLAND #SpringerNature #openaccess #LandscapeEcology #landscapeplanning #habitatnetworks #ecologicalnetworks

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Learn about method for prioritising sites for pollinators in a fragmented coastal #nectarhabitat network in Western Europe https://t.co/u5Io937u5n #SNLAND #SpringerNature #openaccess #LandscapeEcology #landscapeplanning #habitatnetworks #ecologicalnetworks

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RT @McKGIS: Absolutely delighted to contribute to this paper on the role of pollinators in fragmented landscapes. Great team from @UlsterUn…

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RT @McKGIS: Absolutely delighted to contribute to this paper on the role of pollinators in fragmented landscapes. Great team from @UlsterUn…

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Absolutely delighted to contribute to this paper on the role of pollinators in fragmented landscapes. Great team from @UlsterUniGES and Gill Smart from @ScotWildlife - https://t.co/odfhQhX1DG

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