Hugh L. Wright

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1. Agriculture—a key element for conservation in the developing world

   Hugh L. Wright, I. Lake, P. Dolman

   2012179 citations Open access

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2. Priority research questions for the UK food system

   J. Ingram, Hugh L. Wright, L. Foster, Timothy D. Aldred +45 more

   2013Food Security85 citations Open access

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3. What works in conservation? Using expert assessment of summarised evidence to identify practices that enhance natural pest control in agriculture

   L. Dicks, Hugh L. Wright, J. Ashpole, J. Hutchison +4 more

   2016Biodiversity and Conservation32 citations Open access

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4. Dry season habitat use by critically endangered white‐shouldered ibis in northern Cambodia

   Hugh L. Wright, D. Buckingham, P. Dolman

   201010 citations

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5. Foraging ecology of sympatric White-shouldered Ibis Pseudibis davisoni and Giant Ibis Thaumatibis gigantea in northern Cambodia

   Hugh L. Wright, N. Collar, I. Lake, Bou Vorsak +1 more

   20129 citations

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6. First census of the white-shouldered ibis Pseudibis davisoni reveals roost-site mismatch with Cambodia's protected areas

   Hugh L. Wright, N. Collar, I. Lake, N. Norin +4 more

   2012Oryx9 citations Open access

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7. Priority research questions for the UK food system

   John J. A. Ingram, Hugh L. Wright, L. Foster, Timothy D. Aldred +45 more

   2013Food Security7 citations Open access

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8. Low‐impact agriculture requires urgent attention not greater caution: response to Phalan and colleagues

   Hugh L. Wright, I. Lake, P. Dolman

   20126 citations

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9. Amphibian Concentrations in Desiccating Mud May Determine the Breeding Season of the White-Shouldered Ibis (Pseudibis davisoni)

   Hugh L. Wright, N. Collar, I. Lake, P. Dolman

   20135 citations Open access

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10. Experimental test of a conservation intervention for a highly threatened waterbird.

    Hugh L. Wright, N. Collar, I. Lake, N. Norin +4 more

    20135 citations

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11. Synanthropic survival : low-impact agriculture and white-shouldered ibis conservation ecology

    Hugh L. Wright

    20123 citations

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12. 11. SOME ASPECTS OF ENHANCING NATURAL PEST CONTROL

    Hugh L. Wright, J. Ashpole, L. Dicks, J. Hutchison +2 more

    2019What Works in Conservation 20201 citations Open access

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13. Establishing a national monitoring programme for White‐shouldered Ibis in Cambodia

    Hugh L. Wright, Bou Vorsak, N. Collar, T. Gray +6 more

    20101 citations

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14. Developing an ecologically-coherent and well-managed Marine ProtectedArea (MPA) network: Reflections and lessons learned from the UK

    H. Carr, Peter Chaniotis, Rebekah Cioffi, L. Cornick +3 more

    20180 citations Open access

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15. What works in conservation? Using expert assessment of summarised evidence to identify practices that enhance natural pest control in agriculture

    L. Dicks, Hugh L. Wright, J. Ashpole, J. Hutchison +4 more

    2016Biodiversity and Conservation0 citations Open access

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