Overview

The Treescape Management theme aims to enhance the health and resilience of existing woodlands. Our research focuses on improving woodland management practices to support better forest conditions.

Key projects

• Forest Carbon Impacts: Studying soil carbon changes from different forest planting methods.
• Tree-Peat Interactions: Research exploring the relationship between trees and peatlands to improve woodland management.
• Wildlife Management: Projects developing strategies for effective wildlife management in woodlands.
• Biodiversity in Commercial Forests: We’re studying how commercial forestry impacts biodiversity and how to manage it better.

Why it matters

Effective management of existing woodlands ensures their health and sustainability. This research helps us preserve and enhance our forests for future generations, supporting both wildlife and ecosystems.

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About the Nature for Climate Fund

Learn more about the Nature for Climate Fund (NCF), our role, and the research themes our work will cover.

Projects

Find out more about each of the research projects that are supported by the Nature for Climate Fund.

The Team

Meet the team and partners behind delivery of the Nature for Climate Fund programme.