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The Land Use and Ecosystem Services Research Group provides services to the forestry and environment sectors.
The Land Use and Ecosystem Services Research Group provides services to the forestry and environment sectors in the following areas: Evidence & knowledge These services are focussed on generating ecological, environmental, and social evidence and knowledge. We do experimental work, talk to people, and derive new evidence from existing data. For example,...
Practical considerations and challenges to the use of greenspace due to fear of crime and vandalism
Historic environment links and references
This page summarises findings from Forest Research’s study of five woodland sites in Scotland to understand why some people do not use woodlands for leisure and physical activity.
Observatree is an exciting four year project, which began autumn 2013, to set up a new tree health early warning system in the UK.
Woodfuel can be produced alongside conventional timber products
Introduction to a manual of advice and guidance about managing different aspects of forest, wood and timber infected by Phytophthora ramorum and Phytophthora kernoviae (previously P. kernovii)
Information on the use of greenspace for transport networks for sustainable travel, commuting and recreation
Stump treatment against Heterobasidion annosum
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Practical considerations and challenges to how urban greenspace can help mitigate local climate change by helping to cool the urban climate
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