Forestry and Tree Health Resources
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Forest Yield: a PC-based yield model for forest management in Britain
The different ways in which access to woodland and greenspace can be categorised, issues of accessibility and related and other practical considerations
Resources based on the material of the Biomass Energy Centre
The main focus of this area is to support the Welsh Government’s ‘Woodlands for Wales’ policy and produce evidence and demonstrate alternative methods of forest management to clearfelling
The Tree Health Diagnostic and Advisory Service provide advice and where possible diagnosis and identification of tree pests and pathogens. Range of services: Reporting tree pests and diseases If you are reporting a tree pest or disease, please use TreeAlert What is TreeAlert? TreeAlert is the online reporting tool for tree...
The environmental, social and economic benefits of street trees, and examples of street tree planting initiatives
Large and small scale harvesting systems and operations including harvesting, extraction, environmental protection, operator health and safety, and value adding operations such as sawmilling
Statistics in the Forestry Commission - methodology & background information
A study integrating biodiversity data for British forests with economic modelling of optimal rotation length. Investigation revealed some evidence of relationships between overall species richness and stand age.
Reports on studies undertaken by Forest Research Technical Development on woodfuel related topics
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