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Local Authorities and Sustainable Peatland Management: Current Opportunities and Future Possibilities for Local Approaches
About the Author
Victoria is an Associate Professor in the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law where she has worked since 1999. Her research interests lie in environmental law, specifically legal approaches to sustainable land management and natural resource management, including the significance of ideas of landscape. She is particularly interested in these issues from a local and Welsh perspective.
Acknowledgements
This report was produced as part of a Policy Fellowship with UKRI funding from the Landscape Decision Making programme.
I would like to thank Dr Jonathan Walker for his technical support with this project which is linked to his own UKRI Fellowship on Welsh Peatland Evidence. I would also like to thank all the individuals who took time out of their busy working day to discuss this research with me. However, any errors, omissions or opinions expressed are my own.
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