...woodland creation. As a new payment is introduced for England Woodland Creation Offer applications on low sensitivity land, what does version 4 of the England Woodland Creation Low Sensitivity Map,...
...agent for the application. If there is a notification, we will ask that this is amended by contacting the Rural Payments service at ruralpayments@defra.gov.uk or by phone on 03000 200...
...future might hold for our ash trees. Sometime before the early 1990s, it is thought that a small number of live ash trees were exported from East Asia to Eastern...
...in urban areas with low woodland cover. To close this blog, we want to highlight just how much trees are already worth to the economy, estimated by Forest Research at...
...or/and new planting. Each site faces different ecological, environmental or economic challenges. It makes for fascinating reading! For our woodland to flourish in the future we need an accessible flow...
...personal information in comments such as addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses or other online contact details, which may relate to you or other individuals do not impersonate or falsely claim...
...seeking advice or information. The future approach to consultation will follow a simple set of principles. The Forestry Commission will: only undertake consultation once, at the earliest appropriate point after...
‘Pink tag’, one of our most observed beavers on the River Otter (she is quite the performer!) feeding on willow bark near Otterton. (M.Symes Devon Wildlife Trust) Matt Holden is...
...caterpillars on the trunks, defoliation, processions of caterpillars Oak processionary moth is an insect pest of oak trees. In large numbers, caterpillars can defoliate oak trees leaving them vulnerable to...
...may recover from minor damage but will die if ring-barked. Rabbits Because of diseases rabbit numbers are much lower than in earlier decades, but they can still be found in...