Final report from study that explored how cultural values are identified, explored and taken into account in forest planning and decision-making processes.
Also: Executive summary (PDF-438K)
By Paul Tabbush.
The Active England programme aimed to increase community participation in sport and physical activity across England. Forest Research contributed to the monitoring and evaluation of five projects that focused […]
Presentation to the Farm Woodlands Forum (June 2009).
Woodfuel – social and economic dimensions
This publication is part a series of reports and presentations from research to understand the challenges of using trees, woods and forests in an effective woodfuel sector, how and why private woodlands owners produce woodfuel, what forms of partnerships are appropriate and the […]
Report from project to examine the barriers and challenges facing different types and models of woodland-related social enterprise and to investigate the critical enabling factors affecting them.
By Amy Stewart (July 2011).
See alsoExecutive summary(PDF-337K)
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People, trees and woodlands
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Survey to discover the attitudes and actions of private landowners in relation to options for woodfuel production and use.
Woodfuel – social and economic dimensions
This publication is part a series of reports and presentations from research to understand the challenges of using trees, woods and forests in an effective woodfuel sector, how and why private woodlands […]
Presentation to the Farm Woodlands Forum (June 2009)
Woodfuel – social and economic dimensions
This publication is part a series of reports and presentations from research to understand the challenges of using trees, woods and forests in an effective woodfuel sector, how and why private woodlands owners produce woodfuel, what forms of partnerships are appropriate and the […]
Research conducted in order to further understanding of the social viability of short-rotation forestry in the British landscape.
Woodfuel – social and economic dimensions
This publication is part a series of reports and presentations from research to understand the challenges of using trees, woods and forests in an effective woodfuel sector, how and why private woodlands owners […]
This report synthesises substantial research relating to private land-management, including previous work by Forest Research. Drawing on both primary and secondary sources, it describes a Framework within which to understand the influences upon land-manager decision-making.
By Norman Dandy.
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Social forestry research
Review of pilot project promoting a substantial increase in the planting of new trees and woodlands in urban environments in counties of Wrexham and Flintshire to determine the potential for a national urban forestry initiative for Wales.
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People, trees and woodlands
Social forestry research
Climate change and street trees project – Social Research Report.
Understanding the social and cultural values associated with street trees in the urban environment and the governance context in which decisions about their management are made.
By Norman Dandy.
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People, trees and woodlands
Social forestry research
Review of recent evidence of health benefits provided by street trees with special attention given to the economic estimates of such benefits.
By Vadims Sarajevs.
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People, trees and woodlands
Social forestry research
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