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Overview The overall aim of the review is to explore whether there is sufficient evidence to understand relationships between these forest types and their associated biodiversity and to identify gaps in understanding. Such a review is particularly needed at this time of significant declines in biodiversity and associated regulating and...
Project exploring the ecological function of Trees outside Woodland (ToW), using detailed mapping and biodiversity investigations.
Project investigating mycorrhizal fungal communities in areas of natural colonisation, and making links with wider ecosystem biodiversity.
Project exploring the movement of species between woodlands, and how to fast-track connectivity within fragmented landscapes.
Project exploring integrated (woodland) habitat connectivity, using advanced spatial mapping to generate biodiversity insights.
Project investigating the patterns and mechanisms of soil woodland fungal community recovery on former agricultural land.
Project assessing the efficacy, biodiversity, carbon impacts and ecology of natural colonisation as a means of establishing new woodland.
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