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The creation of small woodlands on farms

Lead Author: Forestry Commission Scotland

This guidance describes the benefits of creating new small woodlands on farm land, where they can best be sited and offers some advice on planning, layout and species.

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[Archive] Birch dieback in Scotland

Lead Author: Sarah Green

A study was initiated in 2002 to examine the fungal pathology of birch dieback in Scotland. The main objectives of this project are to investigate the fungi infecting birch shoots in Scotland, identify the primary pathogens with the ability to infect healthy trees, determine the impact of these fungi on the national woodland resource, and […]

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[Archive] Golden eagles and new native woodland in Scotland

Lead Author: M J Mcgrady

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Making the grade – a guide to appearance grading UK grown hardwood timber

Lead Author: Forestry Commission

Information guide on the range of quality available from our sawn hardwood timber and highlights the special features of UK grown hardwoods that are often difficult to obtain from imports.

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Open space and social inclusion: local woodland use in central Scotland

Lead Author: Catharine Thompson Ward

This report presents the results of a project which researched the use and abuse of forests and woodlands in the central belt of Scotland. The research was to explore public use of, and attitudes towards, forests and woodlands, and to address questions on aspects of use and user provision which had been identified as important […]

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A new dawn for native woodland restoration on the Forestry Commission Estate in Scotland

Lead Author: George F Peterken

This publication reviews the progress made with Forest Enterprise Scotland's programme of native woodland maintenance, improvement, restoration and expansion…

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[Archive] Predicting site suitability for natural colonisation: upland birchwoods and native pinewoods in northern Scotland

Lead Author: Richard N Thompson

This Note develops the principles outlined by Harmer in Forestry Commission Information Note 23 – Using natural colonisation to create or expand new woodlands.

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Scotland’s trees, woods and forests

Lead Author: Forestry Commission

This booklet is written for anyone and everyone with an interest in Scotland’s trees, woods and forests.

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National inventory of woodland and trees: Scotland – Regional report for Western Isles

This Report presents the regional results for the Western Isles from the Forestry Commission National Inventory of Woodland and Trees: Scotland.

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The creation of small woodlands on farms

[Archive] Birch dieback in Scotland

[Archive] Golden eagles and new native woodland in Scotland

Making the grade – a guide to appearance grading UK grown hardwood timber

Open space and social inclusion: local woodland use in central Scotland

A new dawn for native woodland restoration on the Forestry Commission Estate in Scotland

[Archive] Predicting site suitability for natural colonisation: upland birchwoods and native pinewoods in northern Scotland

Scotland’s trees, woods and forests

National inventory of woodland and trees: Scotland

[Archive] The supply of homegrown timber products to the building industry in Scotland

[Archive] Timber cladding in Scotland

National inventory of woodland and trees: Scotland – Regional report for Western Isles

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