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    Evaluation of the Westonbirt Arboretum Community Inclusion programme and Visitor Experience

     Evaluation of Westonbirt Arboretum Community Inclusion programme and Visitor Experience programme by Forest Research
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    Cultural ecosystem services, values and benefits

     Cultural ecosystem services are identified as the benefits people gain from their interactions with different environmental spaces, such as woods or parks, and the activities, such as walking and cycling, they undertake in these spaces.
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    PREPSYS

     Multi partner research project on risk-based strategies to prepare for and manage the invasive emerald ash borer and bronze birch borer.
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    Children and young people’s engagement with nature

     The research focuses on children and young people’s engagement with trees, woodlands and wider nature and the barriers to, and opportunities, for further engagement.
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    Edinburgh Panda Consortium

     The Edinburgh Consortium for Giant Panda Conservation and Forest Landscape Restoration aims to deliver a 10-year Research Programme in partnership with Wolong and Sichuan colleagues.
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    Kew Grow Wild Programme Evaluation

     The purpose of the Grow Wild evaluation is to assess the impact on the people participating in two different kinds of activities, that make up the Grow Wild project.
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    Red Squirrels United

     Red Squirrels United brings together partners from across the UK to deliver red squirrel conservation. As part of this effort, Forest Research is undertaking a public attitudinal survey to understand levels of awareness of squirrel conservation issues and attitudes towards management methods.
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    Active Forests Programme Evaluation: Pilot Phase

     The research is an evaluation of the Active Forest Programme run by Forestry Commission England and funded by Sport England.
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    Realising the cultural value of a Caledonian pine forest

     A series of workshops, public discussions and forest walks, facilitated by environmental artists, to explore the cultural values associated with the Black Wood of Rannoch.
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    Biodiversity and rotation length

     Investigate how to incorporate biodiversity into an optimal rotation length model through literature review and data re-analysis of biodiversity links with stand age.
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    Future Proofing Plant Health

     The Future Proofing Plant Health project aims to provide evidence for the implementation of the GB Plant Biosecurity Strategy. It will focus on strategic areas related to new and emerging pests and diseases (prevention, detection, control, resilience), as well as identifying priority pests, diseases and pathways.
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    Integrated optimal rotation length modelling

     Optimal rotation length model, which accounts for timber production and climate change mitigation (in terms of carbon benefits) and adaptation (in terms of windthrow risks), is developed.