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Evidence, policy & practice
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.
Search or browse by subject to access free downloadable resources on a range of topics. Document covers all print in print friendly mode to help conserve your ink cartridge.
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 - beguiling beetles
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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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Maximising the benefits of woods and trees
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Practical guidance, Urban trees and woodland, Woodland management
As the UK’s largest woodland conservation charity, we can help local authorities harness the potential of trees and woods. Read more…
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Ecological benefits of TOWs
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Research report, Biodiversity, conservation and wildlife, Trees outside woods
Trees outside woods (TOWs), such as copses, hedgerows, scattered trees and orchards, make important contributions to the connectivity and ecological functioning of rural and urban landscapes. Read more…
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Biosecurity
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Position statement, Biodiversity, conservation and wildlife
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. Read more…
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Wood Wise Summer 2017
By Kay Haw, Karen Hornigold, 2017, Journal (Wood Wise), Ancient trees, Wood pasture, Non-native and invasive species
This issue provides fascinating insights into the beetles found in woodlands, wood pasture and parkland. Read more…
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Rewilding
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Position statement, Biodiversity, conservation and wildlife
Rewilding essentially involves a landscape scale approach to conservation that allows natural processes to take their course. Read more…