...used as a royal hunting lodge, existing in various forms until the 18th century, with the earliest record of its use dating back to 1325 during the reign of King...
...even cooling our towns and cities. All of these services are provided in perpetuity for free, by a functional forest ecosystem, which we know is more resilient to the effects...
...to overcome barriers to woodland management and develop routes to market for domestic timber. A couple of the successful projects are outlined below. Routes to market for ash timber Innovation...
...managers across England responding to the challenge of building greater resilience into their woods. They are doing so through the use of diverse species restock, adapting to different management methods...
...and help make better forests for wildlife to thrive and people to enjoy. Protecting our forests We are helping our trees and forests to be in better condition than ever...
...severe in the future. Woodland adaptation planning needs to encourage species diversification, enhanced genetic adaptability and use of drought-resistant provenances. Action is required now to establish climate-resilient species due to...
...available for all work activities such day-to-day work, travelling to sites, travelling to the university and other training events. These vehicles will not be available for private use. Travelling to...
...to feedback that the grant guidance can feel complicated and we have acted on it. Through one-to-one interviews, we listened to landowners, farmers, land agents and advisors to better understand...
...behind the scenes to show the work of Forestry Commission’s plant health forestry team and discuss how you can help protect our trees, woods and forests for generations to come....
...because it’s an opportunity to make decisions about land use, woodland and forestry management that could affect us for decades to come. The government has made pledges to plant thousands...
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