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A Case Study from Glen Affric – May 2008. Related pages Habitat networks. Landscape ecology. Integrated establishment systems for the uplands. Lowland native woodlands. Integrated forest vegetation management. Management of upland native woodlands. Silvicultural and woodland management practices publications. Vegetation management publications. Woodland establishment and regeneration publications.
The development and regulation of green spruce aphid pest problems in Europe were the subject of a European Community Concerted Action funded in part by the EC Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry and Agro-Industry Specific Programme as project AIR3- CT94-1883. This Technical Paper is the product of a collaboration between forest research...
This Bulletin contains papers presented at the second Subject Group meeting held at Edinburgh University, Edinburgh, Scotland, 25 July-1 August 1983. The need for efficient transfer of new forestry knowledge is critical throughout all the various IUFRO Subject Groups. Group S6.08 serves as a clearing-house for ideas related to procedures,...
This Bulletin is written for landowners and foresters who wish to convert all or part of a wood or forest from pure, regular, uniform, even-aged stands to mixed, irregular, uneven-aged stands – in particular for those who desire to use silvicultural systems alternative to that of extensive clearcutting, with a...
Reports on studies undertaken by Forest Research Technical Development on woodfuel related topics
Palomo I, Willemen L, Drakou E, Burkhard B, Crossman N, Bellamy C, Burkhard K, Campagne CS, Dangol A, Franke J, Kulczyk S, Le Clec’h S, Malak DA, Muñoz L, Narusevicius V, Ottoy S, Roelens J, Sing L, Thomas A, Van Meerbeek K, Verweij P (2018). One Ecosystem 3: e20713. Abstract...
Response of moth communities to restoration of formerly afforested blanket bog
List of policy publications, best practice and scientific publications relating to the establishment, management and monitoring of greenspace projects
This page summarises Forest Research’s research and policy review and comprehensive inventory of evidence and practical programmes to develop greenspace in urban/peri-urban regeneration, place-making and place-shaping.
Research exploring evidence for land manager perceptions and understandings of the concept of payments for ecosystem services, the use of formal and informal networks and the ways in which land managers learn from others.
Diagnostic and identification services We will examine all specimens within three working days of their receipt. If the investigation is likely to take more than two weeks, or require additional work such as culturing or a site visit, we will inform the customer as soon as possible but not later...
Mapping ecosystem services at a county and region scale The EcoServ-GIS toolkit generates maps illustrating the need for each service as well as the capacity for service provision, using scientifically-based, standardised methods and widely available datasets. It provides users with the facility to overlay these maps to show how well...
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