New survey for volunteer observers and recorders of nature

Carbon-Smart Forestry? What could it look like?

This journal article sets out the principles of Carbon-Smart Forestry as of today, and how managing existing woodlands can help…

In Brief: Childhood experiences of woodlands and adult pro-environmental attitudes and behaviours

Physical and mechanical properties of wood from species with potential for wider planting in Great Britain

Overview This paper reports on the physical and mechanical properties of small wood samples of eight species with potential for…

Lead Author: Elspeth Macdonald

Winds of change – modelling the onshore wind energy landscape of Great Britain for Net Zero targets

Society needs to reduce its consumption of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions-heavy resources to reduce its impact on the planet and…

Assessment of Genetic Diversity and Population Structure in Welsh and Scottish Aspen (Populus tremula) Using Microsatellite DNA Markers

This report presents the results of genetic analyses conducted on native aspen (Populus tremula) sampled from multiple sites in Wales…

Childhood experiences of woodlands and adult environmental attitudes and behaviours

There is mounting evidence about the benefits of childhood nature experience for promoting adult pro-environmental attitudes or behaviours, but there…

Welsh Plant Health Surveillance Network: 2025 review

This publication is an annex to the Welsh Plant Health Surveillance Network 2022 review and reports on the fourth year…

Public perspectives of woodland creation, expansion, management, and maintenance

Capturing the perspectives of members of the public on topics such as woodland creation, expansion, management, and maintenance is important…

Lead Author: Clare Hall