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Publications
Our evidence, policy and practice catalogue brings together publications from across the Woodland Trust, from research and policy reports to practical advice for landowners and land managers.
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Our research programme is helping to build evidence on trees, woods and conservation, through projects ranging from PhDs to large partnerships. If you’d like to find out more or get involved in our research programme please contact research@woodlandtrust.org.uk.
New issue of Wood Wise - forest flora
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Biosecurity
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Position statement, Biodiversity, conservation and wildlife Read more…
It is far more practical, cost effective and beneficial to the environment to prevent a pest or disease epidemic than deal with the consequences of an outbreak.
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Keeping rivers cool - creating riparian shade for climate change adaptation
By The Woodland Trust, 2016, Practical guidance, Climate change, Ecosystem services, Woodland creation, Water Read more…
A guidance manual on creating shade over rivers...
Latest publications
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Agroforestry in England
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Policy paper, Farming
Agroforestry has the potential to deliver on a wide range of policy objectives in England, yet barriers are preventing widespread adoption. Supporting agroforestry would be a win-win for productivity, environmental protection and agricultural resilience. We strongly believe the Government should adopt the recommendations in our report to make agroforestry a priority for the future of farming. Read more…
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Gofalu am goed Hynafol Cymru
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Practical guidance, Ancient trees, Ancient woodland, Woodland management
Mae gwerth hanesyddol a diwylliannol gwrychoedd/perthi, a’u gwerth i fyd natur yn anferth. Maent hefyd yn cynnwys llawer o’n coed hynafol ni. Read more…
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Benefits to people of TOWs
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Research report, Trees outside woods
Trees outside woods (TOWs) provide a wide range of benefits to society. However, these are often not recognised or valued, which can lead to poor management decisions. Read more…
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Caring for Wales' historic trees
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Practical guidance, Ancient trees, Ancient woodland, Woodland management
The wildlife, historical and cultural significance and value of our hedgerows, in which many of our ancient trees are found, is immense. Read more…
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Consultation on Agriculture Command Paper Response
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Consultation response, Farming, Development and planning, Biodiversity, conservation and wildlife, Hedges and hedgerow trees, Ancient trees
The Woodland Trust strongly welcomes the change of direction for land use and management in England highlighted by the Agriculture Command Paper, with the clear indication that future payments will need to be much more focused on the payment of public money for the delivery and care of public goods. Read more…
