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Research

Woodland Creation and Ecological Networks (WrEN) Project

WrEN is a long-term, large-scale ‘natural experiment’ which is studying the influence of different site and landscape attributes on biodiversity in a chronosequence of secondary woodlands.

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The effects of peatland restoration on water quality

We are investigating the effects of peatland restoration by deforestation on nutrient and carbon transport to the water environment.

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i-Tree Eco in the UK: impact on the management of urban trees

Forest Research are reviewing the impact on i-Tree Eco on the management of urban trees. If you have experience of i-Tree Eco and are interested in participating please read this page.

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Rewetting trials

This project aims to test two techniques for rewetting cracked peat bogs so that we can recommend how to do it in practice. Barriers to water movement are formed by digging trenches to deeper than the cracks and repacking them with peat with or without a plastic membrane lining one side of the trench.

Publications

Delivery of ecosystem services by urban forests

Lead Author: Helen Davies

This Research Report looks at a broad range of urban forest-based ecosystem services and disservices and, using a literature review, links their provision with four aspects of urban forests (physical scale, physical structure and context in terms of location and proximity to people and land use and ownership). A key objective of this report is […]

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Shared values of ecosystems

Shared values of ecosystem services, their importance and methods to enable their formation and expression.

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Green Infrastructure – European network

Green Infrastructure - European network. Social environmental and economic benefits of green infrastructure.

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Soil changes under long-term woodland establishment

Investigation of soil development under woodland and the effects on aboveground biodiversity change.

Publications

The implications of upland conifer management for breeding birds

Lead Author: John Calladine

Stand structure is an important determinant of habitat quality for forest biodiversity and is influenced by management. In conifer plantations, the varied structure created within a stand by continuous cover forestry (CCF) systems has been expected to be better for woodland birds than the range of discrete stand structures created through rotations of clearfelling and […]

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350 Search Results

Woodland Creation and Ecological Networks (WrEN) Project

The effects of peatland restoration on water quality

i-Tree Eco in the UK: impact on the management of urban trees

Rewetting trials

Delivery of ecosystem services by urban forests

Shared values of ecosystems

Green Infrastructure – European network

Soil changes under long-term woodland establishment

The implications of upland conifer management for breeding birds

i-Tree Eco services provided by Forest Research

Towards robust projections of European forests under climate change

Peatland ecosystem services

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