Peat bog North Yorkshire Moors Neil Riddle is Forestry Commission's Head of Natural Environment. Here, he discusses our work with Natural England on the new trees and peat guidance. Ambitious...
...that’s a small front garden or something a bit bigger. We may love that spot for its peace, the birdsong, the buzz of the bees, the cool of the trees,...
...their resilience to future droughts. Many of the projects will also allow suppliers to produce more diverse stock, whether that be through investing in seed storage that allows them to...
...woodlands in the last few years. These numbers show the extent of the public’s appreciation for woodlands and forests and highlights their growing role as sought-after destinations that promote wellbeing...
...a long time, but I also became ingrained working for a project that was very close to my heart. As a young man that had grown up within the countryside,...
...A Woodland Condition Assessment can help you do just that. This year we launched an app that makes completing this assessment much easier. Woodland Condition Assessments explained A condition assessment...
...assessed and managed. The project has made it clear that we need to do more to safeguard the urban trees we have and the new ones that many are working...
...including for many specialised and threatened species woodland that blends naturally into the surrounding landscape good-sized, connected and diverse zones around tree planting compartments open ground that isn’t over shaded...
...the new woodland would benefit future timber supply and be a resource for research, education, climate resilience and wood culture. New planting at James Wood. Credit: Woodland Heritage This year,...
...There are a variety of ways that farmers and landowners can plant trees in a way that increases the output and resilience of their farm, business or land management plan....
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