...regeneration. Instead, fungi transform death into the foundation for new life, ensuring the continuous renewal that sustains thriving forests. Green elf cup is a saprobic fungus that stains deadwood blue,...
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...Arboretum. The tour will continue throughout 2019 and the images have also been immortalised in a new book – Celebrating Our Oaks. Alan Price with 'Oak Sunrise' take on a...
What is the fund? The HS2 Woodland Fund offers support for planting new native woodland and restoring plantations on ancient woodland sites within a 25-mile zone surrounding the HS2 route...
...promoting or conserving trees. In the last year alone, Lesley has given over 170 volunteer hours to at least 15 community orchards within London. London Borough Tree & Woodland Award...
...decompaction and enrichment to new climbing kit and almost every type of chipper and shredder you could imagine. Interactive Activities As well as equipment and technology; learning and sharing knowledge...
...measures are not new; they have been in force for 50 years. They help maintain compliance with environmental standards that ensure the sustainability of woodland management and wood production (UKFS)...
...first on the scene for many outbreaks including ash dieback, sweet chestnut blight, Phytophthora lateralis, oriental chestnut gall wasp and P. siskiyouensis. Our observations have contributed to better scientific understanding...
...and organic material, at a basic level biosecurity involves making sure these potentially infected materials don’t hitchhike on you between visits to outdoor areas such as parks, gardens or woodlands....
...to the Entomological Societies of America and Canada. I really enjoy getting out into the trees whenever I can to trial new survey techniques and make sure the protocols developed...
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