C. Quine

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Using Q Methodology to Explore Risk Perception and Public Concern about Tree Pests and Diseases: The Case of Ash Dieback

J. Barnett, J. Urquhart, C. Potter, 2019, Forests.

UK National Ecosystem Assessment:Technical report

Pete Smith, G. Mace, I. Bateman, 2011 .

Modelling edge effects of mature forest plantations on peatland waders informs landscape-scale conservation

Des B. A. Thompson, Jeremy D. Wilson, C. Quine, 2014 .

A comparison of three methods for predicting wind speeds in complex forested terrain

B. Gardiner, J. Suárez, C. Quine, 1999 .

PRACTITIONER'S PERSPECTIVE: Sustainable forest management in a time of ecosystem services frameworks: common ground and consequences

C. Quine, K. Watts, S. Bailey, 2013, The Journal of applied ecology.

Plantation forests and biodiversity: oxymoron or opportunity?

H. Jactel, J. Sayer, E. Brockerhoff, 2008, Biodiversity and Conservation.

Evaluating biodiversity in fragmented landscapes: principles.

D. Ray, C. Quine, K. Watts, 2005 .

Targeting and evaluating biodiversity conservation action within fragmented landscapes: an approach based on generic focal species and least-cost networks

D. Ray, C. Quine, K. Watts, 2010, Landscape Ecology.

The Assessment of Wind Exposure for Forestry in Upland Britain

C. Quine, K. F. Miller, J. Hunt, 1987 .

Revised windiness scores for the windthrow hazard classification: the revised scoring method

C. Quine, I. White, 1992 .

Forests and wind : management to minimise damage

C. Quine, 1995 .

Estimation of mean wind climate and probability of strong winds for wind risk assessment.

C. Quine, 2000 .

Management of forests to reduce the risk of abiotic damage — a review with particular reference to the effects of strong winds

B. Gardiner, C. Quine, 2000 .

Wind and other abiotic risks to forests

B. Gardiner, H. Peltola, S. Kellomäki, 2000 .

The role of wind in the ecology and naturalisation of Sitka spruce in upland Britain

C. Quine, 2001 .

Living on the edge: British and Irish woodland birds in a European context: British and Irish woodland birds in a European context

K. Gaston, R. Fuller, C. Quine, 2007 .

Stand management: a threat or opportunity for birds in British woodland?: Stand management and birds in British woodland

Ken W. Smith, R. Fuller, C. Quine, 2007 .

Improving the science-policy dialogue to meet the challenges of biodiversity conservation: having conversations rather than talking at one-another

Simo Sarkki, Rob Tinch, Estelle Balian, 2014, Biodiversity and Conservation.

Resilience and tree health: a basis for implementation in sustainable forest management

C. Quine, L. Fuller, 2016 .

Key lessons from resistant tree breeding programmes in the Northern Hemisphere

C. Quine, M. Marzano, P. Woodcock, 2019, Annals of Forest Science.

Factors affecting snow damage of trees with particular reference to European conditions.

Heli Peltola, Seppo Kellomäki, Christopher P. Quine, 1997 .

4 - Understanding how the interaction of wind and trees results in wind-throw, stem break-age, and canopy gap formation

Barry Gardiner, Christopher P. Quine, B. Gardiner, 2007 .

Wind-driven gap development in Birkley Wood, a long-term retention of planted Sitka spruce in upland Britain

C. Quine, D. Malcolm, 2007 .

Potential Improvements in the Characterization of Forest Canopy Gaps Caused by Windthrow Using Fine Spatial Resolution Multispectral Data: Comparing Hard and Soft Classification Techniques

Giles M. Foody, Christopher P. Quine, G. Foody, 2003, Forest Science.

Expert risk perceptions and the social amplification of risk: A case study in invasive tree pests and diseases

J. Barnett, J. Urquhart, C. Potter, 2017, Environmental science & policy.

The effects of invasive pests and pathogens on strategies for forest diversification

N. Hanley, A. Kleczkowski, J. Healey, 2017, Ecological modelling.

The Effects of Invasive Pests and Diseases on Strategies for Forest Diversification the Eects of Invasive Pests and Diseases on Strategies for Forest Diversication

N. Hanley, A. Kleczkowski, J. Healey, 2022 .

The social amplification of risk on Twitter: the case of ash dieback disease in the United Kingdom

J. Barnett, J. Urquhart, C. Potter, 2018 .

Non-invasive genotyping and spatial mark-recapture methods to estimate European pine marten density in forested landscapes

Kirsty J. Park, R. Coope, J. Cottrell, 2017 .

Organisational intentions and responses: presenting the risk of Lyme disease to countryside users

J. Barnett, C. Quine, M. Marzano, 2013 .

The Social Amplification of Tree Health Risks: The Case of Ash Dieback Disease in the UK

J. Barnett, J. Urquhart, C. Potter, 2018 .

The viability of a breeding programme for ash in the British Isles in the face of ash dieback

L. J. Kelly, C. Quine, G. Douglas, 2019, PLANTS, PEOPLE, PLANET.

A review of planting principles to identify the right place for the right tree for ‘net zero plus’ woodlands: Applying a place‐based natural capital framework for sustainable, efficient and equitable ( SEE ) decisions

R. Betts, A. Hastings, I. Bateman, 2022, People and Nature.

Niches for Species, a multi-species model to guide woodland management: An example based on Scotland’s native woodlands

Kirsty J. Park, D. Ray, C. Quine, 2019, Ecological Indicators.

Robust response options: What response options might be used to improve policy and practice for the sustainable delivery of ecosystem services?

P. Harrison, L. Firbank, S. Hull, 2014 .

How does a biodiversity value impact upon optimal rotation length? An investigation using species richness and forest stand age

C. Quine, G. Valatin, V. Saraev, 2019, Forest Policy and Economics.

A comparison of the relative risk of wind damage to planted forests in Border Forest Park, Great Britain, and the Central North Island, New Zealand

John R Moore, C. Quine, J. Moore, 2000 .

The Loch Dee Project: a Study of the Ecological Effects of Acid Precipitation and Forest Management on an Upland Catchments in Southwest Scotland. 1. Preliminary Investigations

R. Harriman, C. Quine, J. Burns, 1984 .

Preferences for wildlife management methods among the peri-urban public in Scotland

C. Quine, N. Dandy, R. Gill, 2011, European Journal of Wildlife Research.

Contributors

Matthew J. Bunkers, C. Nock, J. Finnigan, 2018, History in Africa.

The seasonal diet of British pine marten determined from genetically identified scats

Kirsty J. Park, F. Caryl, C. Quine, 2012 .

Using the Relationship between Rate of Tatter and Topographic Variables to Predict Site Windiness in Upland Britain

C. P. Quine, C. Quine, I. White, 1994 .

Fundamental Economic Irreversibilities Influence Policies for Enhancing International Forest Phytosanitary Security

R. Haight, M. Pettersson, E. R. Langer, 2017, Current Forestry Reports.

The emergence of biodiversity conflicts from biodiversity impacts: characteristics and management strategies

Mariella Marzano, Rehema M. White, C. Quine, 2010, Biodiversity and Conservation.

Frameworks for risk communication and disease management: the case of Lyme disease and countryside users

S. Randolph, J. Barnett, D. Uzzell, 2011, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.

Diversionary feeding: an effective management strategy for conservation conflict?

A. Tulloch, K. Park, N. Bunnefeld, 2015, Biodiversity and Conservation.

Silvicultural possibilities for increasing structural diversity in British spruce forests: the case of Kielder Forest

W. L. Mason, Christopher P. Quine, C. Quine, 1995 .

Wind and Trees: Assessing the risk of wind damage to forests: practice and pitfalls

C. P. Quine, C. Quine, 1995 .

Effects of Mounds and Stumps on the Root Architecture of Sitka Spruce on a Peaty Gley Restocking Site

C. Quine, M. Coutts, A. Burnand, 1991 .

Development of epicormic sprouts on Sitka spruce stems in response to windthrown gap formation

C. P. Quine, C. Quine, 2004 .

Exploring beliefs behind support for and opposition to wildlife management methods: a qualitative study

C. Quine, N. Dandy, R. Gill, 2012, European Journal of Wildlife Research.

Ash dieback and other tree pests and pathogens: dispersed risk events and the Social Amplification of Risk Framework

Julie Barnett, John D. Mumford, Christopher P. Quine, 2019, Journal of Risk Research.

Plantations of exotic tree species in Britain: irrelevant for biodiversity or novel habitat for native species?

C. Quine, J. Humphrey, 2010, Biodiversity and Conservation.

Identifying robust response options to manage environmental change using an Ecosystem Approach: A stress-testing case study for the UK

Paula A. Harrison, Pam Berry, Kevin Watts, 2015 .

Key lessons from resistant tree breeding programmes in the Northern Hemisphere

C. Quine, M. Marzano, P. Woodcock, 2019, Annals of Forest Science.

Mitigating pest and pathogen impacts using resistant trees: a framework and overview to inform development and deployment in Europe and North America

J. Cottrell, C. Quine, R. Buggs, 2018 .

Public preferences and willingness to pay for forest disease control in the UK

N. Hanley, J. Healey, C. Quine, 2017 .

Forests for All? Considering the Conservation Implications of Human-Species Interactions in the Context of Multifunctional Forestry

C. Quine, M. Marzano, N. Dandy, 2014 .

Martens in the matrix: the importance of nonforested habitats for forest carnivores in fragmented landscapes

Kirsty J. Park, F. Caryl, C. Quine, 2012 .

Awareness, concern and willingness to adopt biosecure behaviours: public perceptions of invasive tree pests and pathogens in the UK

Helen R. Bayliss, J. Barnett, J. Urquhart, 2017, Biological Invasions.

‘Real without being concrete’: the ontology of public concern and its significance for the Social Amplification of Risk Framework (SARF)

Julie Barnett, C. P. Quine, Julie Urquhart, 2018, Journal of Risk Research.

Wind disturbance in forests: The process of wind created gaps, tree overturning, and stem breakage

B. Gardiner, C. Quine, J. Moore, 2021, Plant Disturbance Ecology.

Exploring beliefs behind support for and opposition to wildlife management methods: a qualitative study

C. Quine, R. Wal, N. Dandy, 2012, European Journal of Wildlife Research.

An evaluation of thinning to improve habitat for capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus)

C. Quine, A. Broome, T. Connolly, 2014 .

Fur and faeces: an experimental assessment of non-invasive DNA sampling for the European pine marten

R. Coope, K. Park, J. Minderman, 2016, Mammal Research.

Habitat change and woodland birds in Britain: implications for management and future research: Habitat change and woodland birds

Ken W. Smith, R. Fuller, C. Quine, 2007 .

Conserving Forest Biodiversity: Recent Approaches in UK Forest Planning and Management

D. Ray, C. Quine, K. Watts, 2008 .

UK National Ecosystem Assessment:understanding nature's value to society. Synthesis of key findings

Pete Smith, G. Mace, I. Bateman, 2011 .

A preliminary survey of regeneration of Sitka spruce in wind-formed gaps in British planted forests

C. Quine, 2001 .

Working with decision-makers for resilient forests: A case study from the UK

C. Quine, M. Marzano, J. Young, 2018 .

Public acceptance of tree health management: Results of a national survey in the UK

C. Quine, M. Marzano, L. Fuller, 2016 .

Model-aided biosecurity

Nick Hanley, John R. Healey, Chris Quine, 2018 .

The potential of distance-limited topex in the prediction of site windiness

Christopher P. Quine, C. Quine, I. White, 1998 .

Successful de-fragmentation of woodland by planting in an agricultural landscape? An assessment based on landscape indicators.

C. Quine, K. Watts, Kevin Watts, 2009, Journal of environmental management.

‘I’d like to report a suspicious looking tree’: Public concern, public attention and the nature of reporting about ash dieback in the United Kingdom

J. Barnett, J. Urquhart, C. Potter, 2018, Public understanding of science.

UK national ecosystem assessment follow-on: work package report 8

Iain Brown, Marion Potschin, Gary Kass, 2014 .

An approach to predicting the potential forest composition and disturbance regime for a highly modified landscape : a pilot study of Strathdon in Scottish Highlands

Karen Purdy, Duncan Ray, Christopher P. Quine, 2002 .

An investigation of the potential of digital photogrammetry to provide measurements of forest characteristics and abiotic damage

Christopher P. Quine, Warwick Hadley, C. Quine, 2000 .

Characterising windthrown gaps from fine spatial resolution remotely sensed data

Giles M. Foody, Christopher P. Quine, G. Foody, 2000 .

Monitoring of windthrow occurrence and progression in spruce forests in Britain

Christopher P. Quine, C. Quine, P. D. Bell, 1998 .

WIND-DRIVEN GAP FORMATION AND GAP EXPANSION IN SPRUCE FORESTS OF UPLAND BRITAIN

C. Quine, C P Quine, 2003 .

Barriers to management of tree diseases: Framing perspectives of pinewood managers around Dothistroma Needle Blight.

Mariella Marzano, Lauren Fuller, Christopher P Quine, 2017, Journal of environmental management.

A new series of windthrow monitoring areas in upland Britain.

B. Reynard, C. Quine, 1990 .