...grown remains healthy. Many want the land in better condition for future generations and are eager to learn how best to mitigate risks to the environment and ultimately, their livelihoods....
...mid-1960s. The government appointed an independent Tree Health and Biosecurity Task Force to rapidly produce a report with recommendations how to best protect the UK from plant pests and diseases....
...then please email dwoenquiries@forestrycommission.gov.uk - Gareth H The assessment centre was strangely enjoyable. Everyone from the Forestry Commission wanted to support you to do the best that you could and...
...in high traffic environments is therefore critical to give them the best chance to survive, protecting the public investment for all. If you have any queries on the three funds...
...we’d made good progress with funding opportunities and in National Tree Week we were able to promote new schemes and partnerships. The Government’s £40m Green Recovery Challenge Fund was announced...
...and we will do our best to help you. In any case, we like hearing from you in the early stages of planning woodland management operations or developing a woodland...
...is the best investment we can make towards a more sustainable future for our woodlands. The Forestry Commission provides great opportunities and I have been offered to participate in the...
...stronger teams in core Defra, Forestry Commission, Natural England and Community Forests all striving to identify the best places to plant and establish new trees and woodland, working with landowners...
...management history needs to be properly considered to evaluate the best treatment; windthrow (trees uprooted by wind) can be a significant risk in woodlands where thinning has relapsed and the...
...conference will look at the feasibility work we did with the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology. This looked at how best to incentivise landowners and plan for appropriate planting...
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