...system at Shimpling Park Farm is a no-brainer. We don’t intend to use it everywhere on the farm, but we do want to get trees into arable fields. I’m looking...
...and open space networks look at what you’ve already got in the site and incorporate it into your woodland design consider how much space your fully grown trees will need...
...a good way to spend a wet day indoors. If you are in the East and South East of England, your woodland could be at risk of the eight toothed...
...incursion (inset: breeding galleries in the bark). Although the beetle poses no threat to human health, it can have a serious impact on our spruce trees. They bore into wood...
...are getting 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,...
...the right move for me. It has given me instant exposure to the forestry industry. We’ve had opportunities to go to active harvesting sites to see what machines are used...
...to do and we need to action 2 main priorities. How to deal with legacy plastic tree protection left in the environment How to reduce the amount of plastic we...
...increasingly sparse and thin. For more information and resources on how to identify ash dieback, you can visit Observatree’s ash dieback page, or watch How to identify Chalara ash dieback...
...to transfer into a more ecology-focussed role from the apprenticeship? There might be scope to move into an ecology type of role in the future after the 3-year apprenticeship has...
...and will likely continue to be. It is important that as part of our efforts to increase woodland area, we increase rates of conifer planting to help to meet this...
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