A list of all literature available (updated to December 2015) about Dothistroma in alphabetical order (G-L)
More information on the production of fuel from woodland
1. Principles The principles underlying the guidance presented below are: maintaining, where possible, the values and benefits associated with ash woodlands and iconic trees; securing an economic return where timber production is an important objective; maintaining as much genetic diversity in ash trees as possible with the aim of ensuring the...
Suitable methods for slope stabilisation in the urban environment in order to reduce soil erosion and surface runoff
A strategy for the improvement of broadleaved trees in Britain and Ireland The nations’ broadleaved trees, such as oak, chestnut, ash and birch, are important economically, socially and environmentally. Forest Research, Future Trees Trust and Earth Trust have jointly produced a strategy to improve Britain’s and Ireland’s broadleaved trees. The...
Oak trees in Britain have long suffered from dieback and decline disorders, but a disease called acute oak decline has been causing particular concern since the first few years of the 21st century. A typical symptom of the disease is dark, sticky fluid bleeding from small cracks in the bark...
Outline of issues relating to wet woodland and floodplain forestry establishment on sites with archaeological potential
Issues and practical considerations of habitat fragmentation caused by the provision of urban greenspace
Research investigating barriers and solutions for translating forest and land manager knowledge into action to prevent and mitigate tree pest and disease impacts and build resilience into our treescapes.
Information on the development pressures, practical considerations, policy and issues of greenspace provision in urban areas
How the provision of urban green infrastructure can provide economic regeneration benefits and improve the economic situation in deprived areas
Urban trees provide a range of benefits or ‘ecosystem services’ to society.