Battling ash dieback in the Peak District

...of trees. Since it was first detected in Europe over 30 years ago, it has made its way to the UK, where it continues to cause widespread destruction. For ash...
...of trees. Since it was first detected in Europe over 30 years ago, it has made its way to the UK, where it continues to cause widespread destruction. For ash...
...committed to carbon reduction, biodiversity enhancement and ecological recovery. The overall aim is to support the government’s tree-planting targets and to help tackle climate change. The programme also explores new...
...schools, towns, cities and rural areas. Because everyone deserves access to nature, no matter where they live. We’re also determined to do our bit to ensure that the nation’s forest...
...send the leaf spiralling towards the ground. Without leaves, trees can enter dormancy to dramatically conserve their energy. They retain moisture within their woody tissues to prevent dehydration, whilst their...