Battling ash dieback in the Peak District

...the team’s work is far from over. The next phase of the project includes: tidying up planting areas to give the newly planted saplings the best possible start ongoing surveys...
...the team’s work is far from over. The next phase of the project includes: tidying up planting areas to give the newly planted saplings the best possible start ongoing surveys...
...in Slade Wood. Crown copyright Wild garlic The best time to visit Slade Wood and the tufa dams is in May when the wild garlic (Allium ursinum) is in full...
...clusters, reflecting the landscape context. Edge is best on south facing fringes where there is most light mimic patterns of natural colonisation, and if natural colonisation processes are taking place,...
...information on the changes that we are likely to see in the future, where uncertainty exists, and how best to navigate these risks in their decision making. Three Recommendations If...
...species in England. Looking ahead we have to establish the right mix of trees for our future forests to give them the best chance of adapting to and surviving in...
...these upland landscapes works best hand in hand with leaky dams, sphagnum moss planting and other upland restoration techniques to reduce flood risk for our downstream communities. Whilst in its...
...easy to choose what, where or how to plant. Usually, it is best to take your inspiration from nature. What is growing naturally on or near your land already? Where...
...communities, and our economy. It is therefore important that we do our best to keep them healthy. But, our trees, woodlands and forests are at risk from harmful tree pests,...
...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....
...as a carbon store. Climate change is an existential threat to woods and forests, and we need to give them the best chance to keep pace. This may be by...