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Maximising the benefits of woods and trees
Scrapbook
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Find out more about Scrapbook| Authors: | Publication date: | Publication type: | Pages: |
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| 2017 | Practical guidance | 8 |
As the UK’s largest woodland conservation charity, we can help local authorities harness the potential of trees and woods.
Find out how we can help local government to achieve its environmental ambitions for woodland and green space protection and management, despite tight budgetary constraints.
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Sustainable Land Management April 2018
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Policy paper, Ancient trees, Ancient woodland, Ancient woodland restoration, Development and planning, Trees outside woods, Farming, Urban trees and woodland
Putting trees and woods at the heart of a new sustainable land management policy. Read more…
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Sustainable Land Management, Feb 2018
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Policy paper, Development and planning, Woodland management, Urban trees and woodland
How woods and trees can deliver public goods in Wales Read more…
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Woodland Trust approach to conservation
By The Woodland Trust, 2018, Policy paper, Woodland management, Biodiversity, conservation and wildlife
It’s vital that our approach to our conservation activities is consistent and widely understood across all of our work. This means in the woods we own, when we work with others, through our research, policy and campaigning and embedded in our volunteering, fundraising and communications. Read more…
