...production can produce similar levels of income to agriculture in the long term, especially on marginal land. Landowners can also access income from carbon markets via the Woodland Carbon Code....
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...populations The latest scientific findings from the 11 bat species monitored through the National Bat Monitoring Programme, a world-leading citizen science programme, show that at a national scale, they are...
...forestry sector. By sitting on the committee, we can stay up to date with the latest research and knowledge, and be able to influence and help this movement go forward...
...management to increase their biodiversity. The latest Forestry Commission KPI data for 2022-23 suggests that only 58% of our woods are being sustainably managed and less than 10% of our...
...Standard and a commitment to review every five years. The latest review project that began in February 2021 has now finished with the publication of this 5th edition. The aim...
...British Woodland Survey 2020 In this latest survey we want to hear from people about their experiences and their hopes and fears for the future. Environmental change is already altering...
Mark Broadmeadow is the Principal Advisor for Climate Change. Here he looks at key figures from the 2022/23 government tree planting statistics. On the 15 June we published the latest...
...projects receive grants of £250,000 to £500,000 to enable large scale woodland creation across both rural and urban areas. Ancient bluebell woodland The latest refresh of the England Woodland Creation...
...the full ecosystem service and ecological benefits of beavers such as slowing the flow, filtering water and enhancing biodiversity. (Credit: A.Puttock – University of Exeter) The latest from Defra Defra’s...
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