...places that boost habitat and species recovery, enhance climate resilience and improve access to nature. Rates of woodland creation need to accelerate to capture carbon and to help biodiversity. To...
...the face of climate change. A map showing the additional areas of the SAC that the project is protecting, stretching to Monk's Dale in the north and Hamps and Manifold...
...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....
...acorns that will grow in to superior quality timber trees. Establishing clonal seed orchards for oak is slow work, because grafting success is not always what we would wish it...
...agent for the application. If there is a notification, we will ask that this is amended by contacting the Rural Payments service at ruralpayments@defra.gov.uk or by phone on 03000 200...
...livestock or deer away from your trees. If you’re using machinery, be careful that it doesn’t cause soil compaction around tree roots. Of course, this time of year is generally...
...that there are tens of thousands of planning permissions granted in England each year, we’re confident that BNG will contribute towards delivering more and better managed trees and woodland in...
...expect, but many desire lines that allow you to wander freely off the beaten track. I admit that I applied for a job in Forestry Commission for the chance to...
...shares the value of having access to nature. The previous government set out in their Environmental Improvement Plan a strong ambition that everyone in the UK should live within a 15-minute...
...England and Wales. Nearly half of England’s woodland is under-managed or left untouched, leading to a decline in biodiversity and habitat quality. Many of you know all too well that...
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