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  • Research

    Treezilla

     Describes the Treezilla tree mapping project
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    Growth rate of trees in the urban environment

     Describes research into the growth rate of trees in the urban environment in support of the i-Tree project
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    Allometry of urban trees

     Research to study the variance in the allometric relationships of urban trees.
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    i-Tree science

     Describes the scientific research being undertaken to support the i-Tree suite of tools in the UK
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    i-Tree resources

     Describes the i-Tree ecosystem service valuation tool
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    Forestry and Water Quality

     Research to understand woodland-water interactions to reduce diffuse pollution and improve water quality
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    Impacts of forest fertilisation on water quality

     This project aims to monitor the effects of aerial and hand forest fertiliser applications on water quality in sensitive water catchments.
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    i-Tree Eco London

     i-Tree Eco survey was used to value the ecosystem services provided by the City of London's urban trees
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    i-Tree Eco Bridgend

     i-Tree Eco survey was used to value the ecosystem services provided by Bridgend County Borough urban trees.
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    i-Tree Eco Tawe catchment

     i-Tree Eco survey was used to value the ecosystem services provided by Tawe catchment urban trees.
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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.
  • Publications
    Forestry publication document

    Ecosystem services and forest management
    Lead Author: Louise Sing
    The ecosystem services concept helps describe the benefits which humans receive from nature and natural processes in a way that can influence policy and management decision-making. The ability of trees, woodlands and forests to provide a wide range of ecosystem services is very much dependent on where they are located and how they are managed. […]