Celebrating the Tree Oscars

...and professionals to protect, improve and expand the capital's tree and woodland cover, inspire others to manage trees and woodlands and raise the profile of London's trees and the need...
...and professionals to protect, improve and expand the capital's tree and woodland cover, inspire others to manage trees and woodlands and raise the profile of London's trees and the need...
...organisms include non-native tree pests like oak processionary moth, and disease-causing organisms such as the fungus that causes ash dieback. How do tree pests and diseases move around? Tree pests...
Over the past year there has been much discussion about the benefits of tree planting and the crucial role of woodland in the fight against climate change; indeed, the scale...
...If new tree pests and diseases were to establish in the UK, the impacts could be potentially devastating for trees and woodlands. Border control Each year, Forestry Commission inspectors carry...
...with the rules, protecting our trees and woodlands for future generations to enjoy. Advice on how to report instances of suspected illegal tree felling can be found at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/report-suspected-illegal-tree-felling ...
...of Xylella on olive trees alone has so far amounted to a loss of €390 million in the past three years. Xylella can infect a very broad list of trees...
We live in a world where everything is connected. Trees enhance our landscapes, provide habitats for wildlife and supply precious natural resources. Global travel and trade has allowed tree pests...
...also because trees are not just about carbon, and carbon is not just about trees. Even on the scale the Committee on Climate Change wants to see, planting trees can...
...late to submit your views on the England Tree Strategy consultation, which closes on 11 September 2020. You can take part in the England Tree Strategy consultation here: https://consult.defra.gov.uk/forestry/england-tree-strategy/ ...
...to investigate other lesser-known tree pests and diseases. A Tree Health Officer may be the first person to spot unusual symptoms on trees during routine site visits. Because of this...