...equivalent of 6,020 football pitches! Surveillance - what we are we looking for Aerial shot of pluvialis Species in focus are western hemlock and Douglas fir. Although not widely planted...
...and Western Red Cedar. In some cases, it’s less about introducing entirely new species and instead sourcing seeds from further south. For the south of England, for example, that can...
...particularly poor supply of seed across much of Western Europe. Despite pulling out all the stops, nurseries have been unable to source all that they need. Why can’t we store...
...as the wood white in the Western Weald. These successes and future plans should be integrated into local nature recovery strategies, recognising that the nation’s forests play a key part...
...mosses thallose liverworts, which look like ribbons or scales Liverworts thrive in damp conditions, especially in western parts of the UK. They can grow on rocks, mud, soil and trunks...
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