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Resilience Implementation Framework - facilitator's guide

How tree species in urban greening schemes improve air quality and reduce air pollutionm with case study examples

Meeting notes from 20/02/2024

The background, opportunities, current situation and case studies involved in the planning of greenspace to provide green networks for travel, recreation and biodiversity

Advice on surveys and the management of bleeding canker in horse chestnut, disposal of infected material and replanting recommendations.

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Implications for the archaeological resource during the establishment of new woodland

Information including symptoms and distribution about acute oak decline disease of oak (Quercus species), characterised by stem bleeding

Overview of Phytophthora disease of alder (Alnus) caused by Phytophthora alni

Overview of the lifecycle Gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar) with photographs.

Red band needle blight is an economically important disease affecting a number of coniferous trees, in particular pines. The disease has a world-wide distribution but until recently it was mainly of concern in the Southern Hemisphere. In much of the world, including Britain, it is caused by the fungus Dothistroma...

Black poplar is Great Britain’s rarest native hardwood and there is considerable interest in conserving the genetic diversity present in the remaining population. However, multiplication by vegetative propagation has led to issues in identifying and selecting genetically diverse native planting material. The ability to use DNA markers to identify poplars...