Why woodland edge matters
...clusters, reflecting the landscape context. Edge is best on south facing fringes where there is most light mimic patterns of natural colonisation, and if natural colonisation processes are taking place,...
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Celebrating the women working in the Forestry Commission: Sarah Radcliffe
...as a professional member. My role as a Woodland officer involves dealing directly with landowners providing advice on how best to manage their woodlands and what incentives are available to...
Celebrating the women working in the Forestry Commission: Cora Pfarre
...is the best investment we can make towards a more sustainable future for our woodlands. The Forestry Commission provides great opportunities and I have been offered to participate in the...
Right tree, right place, right reason
Posted by:
Mark Broadmeadow, Posted on:
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Categories:
Climate change and resilience, Woodland creation
...the planning, design and sustainable management of forests and woodlands in the UK use an approach based on internationally recognised science and best practice, with the right tree, planted in...
Looking to the future of forestry
Posted by:
Sir William Worsley, Posted on:
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Categories:
Climate change and resilience, Tree health, Woodland creation, Woodland management
...us. I remain positive for what the future holds for our trees and forests. The government remains committed and has set a clear direction to plant more trees, promote management...
Putting the forestry back into agroforestry
...selection and management techniques, Forest Research’s Tree Species Guide for UK Agroforestry Systems provides comprehensive guidance on species best suited to farms. Protecting your crop from mammals Farmers and foresters...
Ash dieback, resilience and a new role in the Forestry Commission
...information on the changes that we are likely to see in the future, where uncertainty exists, and how best to navigate these risks in their decision making. Three Recommendations If...
Ashes of hope: 12 years of observing ash dieback in East Anglia
...Chalara ash dieback in the field video I produced twelve years ago. If you have ash trees and are concerned; there is plenty of help and guidance available. The best...
From seed to sapling: why seed collection is fundamental to future forest resilience
...gathering season. It is essential to seek permission from landowners before collecting seed, and to follow best practices to ensure that your efforts contribute positively to woodland health and biodiversity....
Forestry is about people – departing the Forestry Commission
Posted by:
Sir Harry Studholme, Posted on:
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Categories:
Climate change and resilience, Tree health, Woodland creation, Woodland management
...species in England. Looking ahead we have to establish the right mix of trees for our future forests to give them the best chance of adapting to and surviving in...
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