Might oaks from little acorns grow…?
...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...
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Two years on from our Centenary milestone
...Might Oaks from little Acorns grow? These include a range of new grant schemes and partnerships that have launched including our flagship new grant scheme, the England Woodland Creation Offer....
Helping people put down roots with woodland creation
...new grants and announcing new policies, along with Forestry Commission and Natural England advisors helping landowners and managers to start taking up the England Woodland Creation Offer. In late June...
From acorns, mighty oaks do grow... four years of the Nature for Climate Fund Programme
...new ministers here at Defra. It’s the start of a new era. It seems like a lifetime ago when we launched our consultation on the England Tree Strategy in the...
Unearthing the leisure and tourism potential of our woodlands
...£907 million during those trips (£685 million in England)3 – but this is only part of the picture. Woodland leisure and tourism contributions to the economy We have published new...
Tree Production Innovation Fund: third spotlight on successful applicants
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Climate change and resilience, Tree and seed production
...more trees to be produced without increasing current irrigation volumes. More precise irrigation scheduling can maintain or even enhance tree quality. However, implementing novel irrigation protocols requires new user-friendly tools...
Fast-tracking woodland creation in low sensitivity areas
...areas, on the 18 March a new payment available for England Woodland Creation Offer applications on low sensitivity land was introduced. This, alongside use of the new woodland creation sensitivity...
Trees and biodiversity net gain on small sites
Amanda Newsome, Biodiversity Net Gain Advisor and Jim Smith, Urban Forestry Advisor at the Forestry Commission explore how integrating trees into new developments can contribute towards delivering biodiversity net gain....
Following in my family's forestry footsteps
...in forestry Be open to new opportunities I was open to moving around to different locations and seeking out new opportunities and experiences. I grasped a couple of opportunities, and...
How to protect trees and woodland from mammal damage
...or rubbing on a tree. Grey squirrel bark stripping. Credit: Red Squirrel South West Our new tree protection guidance We have launched our new tree protection guidance, specifically for woodland...
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