...are harmless or even beneficial, but many others can kill trees and even whole stands if not dealt with. Getting to know the ones that are harmful with a bit...
...times. They will simplify evidence gathering for forestry proposals and avoid duplication, whilst still adhering to other environmental legislation and good practice guidelines. We are pleased to advise that the...
...wanted to boost biodiversity by creating wildlife corridors between the farm and our neighbouring Site of Special Scientific Interest – all while maintaining profitable food production. Here’s what I’ve learnt...
...that they do, update on projects that we are involved in and share expertise to enable others to sustainably manage and expand woodlands. We would love your feedback on our...
...and providing site-based advice and support. This enables me to develop a strategic view of the local landscape, network of stakeholders and the issues and opportunities that exist. An example...
...on what they can do to successfully manage those trees. What level of funding can I apply for? The OPM grant will pay facilitators a fee of £20 per hour...
...levels pose a significant risk to our woodlands, other animals that rely on this environment and deer themselves. There are six species of wild deer in England: red and roe...
...am a Woodland officer in East Northumberland. I have been a Woodland Officer for 6 years and prior to that I worked in the Tree Health team as a Biosecurity...
Glasshouse miniplug production Earlier this year the Tree Production Innovation Fund (TPIF) was launched to support innovative projects that will enhance the quantity, quality and diversity of tree planting stock...
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