...includes 23 mammal species, from eight species groups found in the UK, that can directly or indirectly impact trees and biodiversity. Species are grouped based on similarities in their ecology,...
...specific fungus that I know is also present in my own woodland, it is a good indicator that I will likely spot it in my area within the week. This...
...forestry Forests are spaces that connect people to nature and each other. People in forestry are central to managing, preserving and innovating in these landscapes. John Deakin, Head of Trees...
...and Defra, so I’m able to advise woodland owners and managers with a range of information, including on grants & regulations, incident management, and policy. My engagement includes in person...
...woodland in the winter of 1988/89. The original plans were for a main planting block at the top of the field along with hedgerow trees on the south side and...
...can help inform species choice for any enrichment planting or woodland expansion you plan to do later in the year. It won’t be long until the trees are in full...
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...
...was to identify infected species using aerial and ground surveillance, assisting landowners in removing infected plants such as rhododendron to reduce the chance of further spread. Surveillance activities started in...
...Look for symptoms in the lower canopy (1.5m – 2mm from the ground) as the P. liobae overwinters in leaf litter and re-infects nearby beech trees in the spring. The...
...and management decisions. The conference, now in its fourth year, is co-organised by the Forestry Commission, the CLA and Grown in Britain. If you're involved in any aspect of forestry,...
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