Right tree, right place, right reason

...forestry in the UK and if they do it’s unfortunately often discussed in the context of bureaucracy and red tape. The reality is that the UK is in the envious...
...forestry in the UK and if they do it’s unfortunately often discussed in the context of bureaucracy and red tape. The reality is that the UK is in the envious...
There are many benefits to creating woodland for the environment, wildlife, communities and the economy. Sir Edward has been involved in woodland creation schemes for many years, including on Barningham...
...that The Independent Panel on Forestry reported that over a 20-year period, circa 20 new tree pests were detected in the UK. Modelling indicated that if no action is taken...
...I have been involved in some of the largest woodland planting schemes in England. It is really interesting to be involved in the regulations and grant processes and see these...
...to be a woman in forestry. Sustainable forestry needs women in all sorts of roles. Of course, the real magic happens in the field (or in the woodland), which Cora...
...a blueprint for the future of trees in this country, to 2050 and beyond. It will inform nearly everything we do as an organisation. The Plan recognises that we must...
...mortality rates during planting, increase tree growth rates and increase woodland carbon sequestration in the newly planted forests in Cheshire. In addition, this project will provide a new fungal resource...
...relative abundances for each species in each one-kilometre square into discrete strata producing a ‘heat map’. Predicted bird numbers are lowest in stratum 1 (cool) and highest in stratum 5...
...far ranging from one to over 100 hectares in area. The application process requires a range of information to be provided via an application form so we can ensure a...
Jersey Tiger. Mark Parsons/Butterfly Conservation. Kate Tobin, our Local Nature Recovery Strategy Advisor, talks about some of the beautiful moths that can be spotted in Britain and the role of...