...readers. It is also easier to access using mobile and tablet devices. This means people can read and use the guidance wherever they are, on whichever device suits them best....
...the woodland seeking berry-laden trees, sometimes joined by resident blackbirds and song thrushes. Mistle thrushes take a different approach, aggressively defending the best berry bushes with distinctive rattling alarm calls....
...these upland landscapes works best hand in hand with leaky dams, sphagnum moss planting and other upland restoration techniques to reduce flood risk for our downstream communities. Whilst in its...
...grown remains healthy. Many want the land in better condition for future generations and are eager to learn how best to mitigate risks to the environment and ultimately, their livelihoods....
...mid-1960s. The government appointed an independent Tree Health and Biosecurity Task Force to rapidly produce a report with recommendations how to best protect the UK from plant pests and diseases....
...then please email dwoenquiries@forestrycommission.gov.uk - Gareth H The assessment centre was strangely enjoyable. Everyone from the Forestry Commission wanted to support you to do the best that you could and...
...communities, and our economy. It is therefore important that we do our best to keep them healthy. But, our trees, woodlands and forests are at risk from harmful tree pests,...
...in high traffic environments is therefore critical to give them the best chance to survive, protecting the public investment for all. If you have any queries on the three funds...
...Commission protects, expands and promotes sustainable management of woodlands in England. We are committed to supporting the development of these Strategies, alongside Natural England and the Environment Agency, and helping...
...easy to choose what, where or how to plant. Usually, it is best to take your inspiration from nature. What is growing naturally on or near your land already? Where...
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