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The Development of a Decision Framework Selecting Between Riparian Management Measures for Farmed Land

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The Development of a Decision Framework Selecting Between Riparian Management Measures for Farmed Land. / Stutter, Marc; Baggaley, Nikki; Donnelly, David et al.
In: Water and Environment Journal, 03.06.2025.

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Harvard

Stutter, M, Baggaley, N, Donnelly, D, Lilly, A, Mellander, PE, Wilkinson, M & Ó'Huallacháin, D 2025, 'The Development of a Decision Framework Selecting Between Riparian Management Measures for Farmed Land', Water and Environment Journal. https://doi.org/10.1111/wej.70000

APA

Stutter, M., Baggaley, N., Donnelly, D., Lilly, A., Mellander, PE., Wilkinson, M., & Ó'Huallacháin, D. (2025). The Development of a Decision Framework Selecting Between Riparian Management Measures for Farmed Land. Water and Environment Journal. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1111/wej.70000

Vancouver

Stutter M, Baggaley N, Donnelly D, Lilly A, Mellander PE, Wilkinson M et al. The Development of a Decision Framework Selecting Between Riparian Management Measures for Farmed Land. Water and Environment Journal. 2025 Jun 3. Epub 2025 Jun 3. doi: 10.1111/wej.70000

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Stutter, Marc ; Baggaley, Nikki ; Donnelly, David et al. / The Development of a Decision Framework Selecting Between Riparian Management Measures for Farmed Land. In: Water and Environment Journal. 2025.

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AU - Wilkinson, Mark

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