...around the landscape, including through urban areas, and will become even more important as climate change makes some places too hot, too wet, too dry, or too unpredictable for species...
...even cooling our towns and cities. All of these services are provided in perpetuity for free, by a functional forest ecosystem, which we know is more resilient to the effects...
...you might find in your woodland and how to assess its ecological condition, can be found in the Woodland Wildlife Toolkit. To understand how managing woodland for wildlife can contribute...
...intensive investigation to ascertain the extent of infection. This informs decision making on the appropriate restrictions required, such as on timber movement or specifying work to be undertaken under a...
...sticky traps and instructions on how and where to position them in towns and cities across the UK. You can also help in detecting the oak lace bug. Simply being...
...increasing requests from researchers for access to beaver sites to conduct ecological investigations for several different species groups. In addition to research being conducted on the River Otter, Devon Wildlife...
...run by the Forestry Commission. This incentivises farmers and land managers to invest in woodland creation, to mitigate climate change and restore nature, and for wider environmental and social benefits....
...to bring all these mechanisms together. To find out more about how to create and manage woodlands for nature recovery, visit our resources, including Planting for the Future and Managing...
...into perspective the importance of increasing the volume of quality homegrown construction timber, enabled us to follow the journey of a tree from forest to building site and to understand...
...while we continue to work hard to recruit and train more staff to increase our capacity. We recognise that the application forms ask for a lot of detailed information. Much...
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