...fundamentally shape how we manage our woodlands. The UK Forestry Standard (UKFS) emphasises the importance of maintaining natural processes and supporting fungal diversity is central to achieving this. Strategically retaining...
...woodland through this period with our blog that provides 5 tips for managing your woodland this autumn. [1] Foraging Eurasian Jays (Garrulus glandarius) prefer oaks and acorns in central Europe...
...periods of prolonged drought which impact their feeding success. Therefore, re-wetting historically drained woodland may afford some benefit during extended dry periods Follow the example set by Forestry England Central...
...of novel experiments have been initiated in a mixed spruce forest in central Denmark where the beetle occurs naturally. Artificial pheromone lures are being used to attract beetles to both...
...a central block, but the latter was replaced with an orchard towards the bottom instead. Measuring just 2000 square metres, the main block was small but planted with a wide...
...itself in the Grizedale gallery was central to the day, with a guided tour being included as part of the event. Never-before seen photos of the Lumberjills themselves, video footage,...
...it’s a stark reminder of how important these efforts are. It also highlights how central tree supply is to fulfilling tree planting ambitions. Horticultural Nursery We launched the Tree Production...
...Italy in 2000, and has since become established in more than 20 countries in Central and Eastern Europe. However, don’t panic! The oak lace bug is not known to be...
...at several locations in southern and central England. Suspected cases of ramorum disease on trees or other woodland plants must be reported to the Forestry Commission. If you think you...
...our Funding and grants for agroforestry guidance page on GOV.UK. There is an old adage that says the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second-best...
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