...created in partnership with the Forestry Commission, allows landowners and managers to easily plan where they might integrate trees on their land. It highlights where they could benefit from additional...
...relation to grant applications under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme, Woodland Creation and Tree Health Grants; reviewing woodland management plans; ensuring compliance with UK Forestry Standards, scheme rules and procedures; processing...
Environmental change is arguably the single most critical factor affecting our trees and woodlands, and of course human society. Changes in our environment, whether caused by humans and/or natural...
...creation including creating resilient woodlands for the future Provide advice and support to woodland owners looking to manage their woodland Provide information on tree pests and diseases Talk you through...
...earlier this year (2019 Trees and Carbon As greenhouse gases continue to affect our climate we need to consider what tools we can use to help compensate for our emissions...
...process grants and investigate illegal felling. We’re still carrying out critical tree health work, including the management of tree pests and diseases and port inspections that facilitate the import and...
...the headlines, there are some really important reforms in the Bill which will help the Forestry Commission combat the scourge of illegal felling, and help protect our precious street trees....
...tree experts for 100 years; managing our forests so that they store carbon for the long term and planting new forest woodlands so we can lock up even more. Trees...
...increased spore volumes of the fungus and repeated infection of ash foliage are causing progressively more stress to trees. This is combined with infection of the branch structure and stem,...
...ancient woodland to young trees, lakes to reedbeds to meadows and picnic areas, there’s plenty to enjoy. Young holly tree, Northwich Community Woodlands New 'Into the woods' posts will be...
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