...populations and allows species to adapt to environmental changes. Butterflies use rides as flight paths, while mammals follow these natural highways to find food, mates and new territories. Over the...
...too late to save some trees, but you can prepare for future dry weather and take action to anticipate these challenges: Thorough beat-up surveys to assess mortality Towards the end...
...the UK and are the top nocturnal predators of flying insects. Most of the 18 bat species found in the UK evolved to use trees as roosts, while many also...
...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...
...more information on SSG and to apply, go to: Seed Sourcing Grant - GOV.UK. For more information on TPCG and to apply, go to: Tree Production Capital Grant - GOV.UK....
...there’s never been a better time to plant trees – our Put Down Roots campaign has been promoting the benefits of tree planting and woodland creation to farmers and landowners...
...outlive the life of the stake and it may need to be replaced. Use a short tube from a dead tree on top of the existing tube to deter animals...
...cold winter months. It can be hard to know where to start, so we’ve put together our top 5 tips for managing your woodland this autumn. 1. Check your tree...
...a competition. This mix and time allows everyone to fully engage. We aim to create a welcoming environment to allow us to see the best of all applicants. Gareth How...
...Moors in August 2025. Credit: Forestry England How we respond to wildfire alerts Our National Duty Officer is alerted if wildfire is becoming a significant risk to our forests and...
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