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Tree Health Diagnostic and Advisory Service
Forest Research
Northern Research Station
Roslin
Midlothian
EH25 9SY
Email: thdas.nrs@forestresearch.gov.uk
For enquiries south of the Humber/Mersey line:
Tree Health Diagnostic and Advisory Service
Forest Research
Alice Holt Lodge
Farnham
Surrey
GU10 4LH
Email: thdas.ah@forestresearch.gov.uk
The team
Alice Holt | Northern Research Station |
Michael Crampton | Steven Hendry |
Anna Platoni | Imogen Ryan |
Caroline Gorton | Molly Davidson |
Alex Lewis | |
David McKellar | |
Chris Berman | |
Amirah Nigoumi | |
Lucy Turner |
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