Amenity value of forests in Great Britain and its impact on the internal rate of return from forestry
Reference Type
Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
The amenity value of trees was measured by observing how house prices varied according to differences in the type, composition, and age of forests and woodland in the neighbourhood of each property, holding all other variables constant." (p.331)
[Ti: Amenity value of forests in Great Britain and its impact on the internal rate of return from forestry]
[Au: Willis, K.G. and, Garrod, G.D.,]
[So: Forestry 65(3):331-346.]
[Ky: Economic Benefits of Urban Forests]]
[Issue/Page: 65(3):331-346]
Authors
K.G. Willis, G.D. Garrod
K.G. Willis, G.D. Garrod
Date Published
1992
1992
Journal/Conference
Forestry Chronicle
Forestry Chronicle
Publisher
Canadian Institute of Forestry
Canadian Institute of Forestry
Publisher Location
St. Anne-de-Bellevue, QC (CAN)
St. Anne-de-Bellevue, QC (CAN)
ISBN/ISSN
0015-7546
0015-7546
Volume/Issue/Number
/65(3):331-346/
/65(3):331-346/
Sub-Topics
Economics/Cost-Benefit Analysis
Economics/Cost-Benefit Analysis
Keywords
Economic Benefits of Urban Forests
Economic Benefits of Urban Forests
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