...data from actual trades for Woodland Carbon Code and Peatland Code credits, making concrete pricing data available for the first time since the Woodland Carbon Code launched in 2011. The...
...the Woodland Carbon Code have created over 8,200ha of woodland, predicted to sequester 3.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. So what is the Woodland Carbon Code? The Woodland Carbon Code,...
...However, since 2021, surveillance efforts have detected numerous localised and small-scale breeding populations of the beetle in Norway spruce woodlands in South East England and, more recently, in East Anglia....
...grey alder, field and Norway maple to create Bullens Wood in Dunsby, South Lincolnshire. Bullens Wood was planted in a field corner that had been uncropped for three years and...
...tool also includes 100-year estimates for how much carbon they could capture through a proposed woodland creation site, using figures and methods from the Woodland Carbon Code. The WCC is...
...dioxide from the atmosphere. Registering your new woodland with the Woodland Carbon Code allows you to sell carbon units for every tonne of carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestered as early as...
...where carbon is stored. The Forestry Commission is lending its expertise to the Programme through its experience with the Woodland Carbon Code (WCC). Since 2011, the WCC has supported the...
...round two, we’d particularly welcome proposals to address these, including: Identifying and registering Seed Stands of beech and Norway maple Developing new Seed Stands and/or Seed Orchards of aspen, elder,...
...The widespread damage caused by Ips typographus across Europe demonstrates the impact that combinations of tree pests and climate change are having on economically important tree species such as Norway...
...identified in the UK in 2018, on Norway spruce in a Kent woodland. Since that discovery, the Forestry Commission, along with colleagues from the Plant Health Service, have been working...
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