...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...
...red flanks. They roam the woodland seeking berry-laden trees, sometimes joined by resident blackbirds and song thrushes. Mistle thrushes take a different approach, aggressively defending the best berry bushes with...
...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...
...regeneration in Epping Forest. Getting the mix right The UKFS embeds biodiversity into woodland design. Following best practice, manage at least 15% of your Forest Management Unit (FMU) with biodiversity...
...out within the roadmap. This includes engaging in wider efforts, such as the National Wood Strategy. Our collaboration focuses on developing best practices, researching innovative timber product and increasing the circularity...
...forest management that: maximises public benefits where appropriate supports community involvement and shared stewardship promotes equitable access for people of all backgrounds and abilities manages risk so people can enjoy...
...more formal shelterbelts. 7. Diversity Promotes both visual and ecological variety. Diversity supports resilience and habitat richness, while remaining sensitive to priority habitats. Follow a woodland design process When designing...
...and a good indicator of the impact of browsing on the woodland. Surveys are best done before the spring growth masks the impacts; this can happen earlier in the south...
...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...
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