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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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Wood Wise - forest flora
By Kay Haw, Karen Hornigold, 2018, Journal (Wood Wise), Ancient woodland restoration, Biodiversity, conservation and wildlife
This issue focuses on woodland ground flora - the colourful plants that spring to life during the UKs warmer months. 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…
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Wood Wise - nature inspires education
By Kay Haw, Karen Hornigold, 2017, Journal (Wood Wise), Health and well-being, Access and recreation, Communities
This issue focuses on how we can educate and inspire the environmental guardians and conservationists of the future. Read more…
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London Environment Strategy Consultation – Response from the Woodland Trust
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Consultation response, Communities, Development and planning, Urban trees and woodland, Woodland management, Trees outside woods, Tree pests and diseases
Woodland Trust responds to key questions posed in the draft London Environment Strategy. Read more…
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Planning for Ancient Woodland
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Practical guidance, Ancient woodland, Ancient trees, Ancient woodland restoration
Ancient woodland is an irreplaceable habitat, each one at least 400 years old. Yet an unacceptable number of ancient woodlands are currently under threat from development in England. This manual helps planners embed ancient woodland and aged and veteran trees into plan making and decision taking. Read more…
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From PAWS to floors
By The Woodland Trust, 2017, Case study, Ancient woodland restoration
Producing high quality wood products from ancient woodland restoration in North Wales. Read more…
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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…
