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[Archive] Greenspace establishment on brownfield land: the site selection and investigation process

Lead Author: Kieron Doick
This Information Note describes investigation of brownfield land for potential redevelopment into greenspace. Written for site owners, foresters, planners, managers and consultants, it gives step-by-step guidance on site selection and evaluation.
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[Archive] Forests and wood ants in Scotland

Lead Author: Jonathan Hughes
This Information Note provides information on the northern wood ant Formica lugubris, the Scottish wood ant Formica aquilonia and the narrow-headed ant Formica exsecta. Information is presented on the legal and conservation status, ecology, habitat requirements and management of these three species. The Note is aimed at a wide range of people with interests in […]
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[Archive] Evaluating biodiversity in fragmented landscapes: the use of focal species

Lead Author: Amy Eycott
This Information Note describes in more detail how profiles for species, both real and ‘generic, are used in such tools. Terminology describing the use of different species in ecological studies and landscape modelling is also defined.
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[Archive] Ten years of intensive environmental monitoring in British forests

Lead Author: Elena Vanguelova
This Information Note reviews the value of intensive monitoring and the light it has shed on important environmental and forestry policy issues. Examples are drawn from the range of Level II datasets to demonstrate the greater understanding that can be gained when evaluations consider how different environmental drivers and forest responses interact with one another, […]
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[Archive] Resistance of young conifers to feeding damage by pine weevil

Lead Author: David Wainhouse
This Information Note describes the main resistance trait in young pine and spruce that affects feeding. Examples of weevil damage are illustrated as a guide to the recognition of resistant and susceptible trees in the field.
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[Archive] The role of forest genetic resources in helping British forests respond to climate change

Lead Author: Jason Hubert
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[Archive] Evaluating biodiversity in fragmented landscapes: applications of landscape ecology tools

Lead Author: Kevin Watts
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[Archive] The potential for direct seeding of birch on restock sites

Lead Author: I Willoughby
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[Archive] Managing mixed stands of conifers and broadleaves in upland forests in Britain

Lead Author: W L Mason
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[Archive] Choosing provenance in broadleaved trees

Lead Author: Jason Hubert
This Information Note reviews evidence from trials and provides recommendations and advice to growers seeking to select the best broadleaved provenances for British conditions.
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[Archive] The principles of using woods for shelter

Lead Author: Barry A Gardiner
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[Archive] An update on nursery propagation and establishment best practice for larch in Britain

Lead Author: Mike Perks
This Information Note summarises the results of a series of experiments, including a synthesis of data from previous Forest Research publications, to provide information regarding recent advances in propagation of hybrid larch using cutting production systems.
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[Archive] Use of sewage sludges and composts in forestry

Lead Author: Andy J Moffat
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[Archive] The influence of soils and species on tree root depth

Lead Author: Peter Crow
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[Archive] Selecting the right provenance of oak for planting in Britain

Lead Author: Jason Hubert
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[Archive] Forest condition 2004

Lead Author: Steven J Hendry
Forest condition 2004
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[Archive] Habitat use by red and grey squirrels: results of two recent studies and implications for management

Lead Author: Jenny Bryce
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[Archive] Birch dieback in Scotland

Lead Author: Sarah Green
A study was initiated in 2002 to examine the fungal pathology of birch dieback in Scotland. The main objectives of this project are to investigate the fungi infecting birch shoots in Scotland, identify the primary pathogens with the ability to infect healthy trees, determine the impact of these fungi on the national woodland resource, and […]

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[Archive] Greenspace establishment on brownfield land: the site selection and investigation process

[Archive] Forests and wood ants in Scotland

[Archive] Evaluating biodiversity in fragmented landscapes: the use of focal species

[Archive] Ten years of intensive environmental monitoring in British forests

[Archive] Resistance of young conifers to feeding damage by pine weevil

[Archive] The role of forest genetic resources in helping British forests respond to climate change

[Archive] Evaluating biodiversity in fragmented landscapes: applications of landscape ecology tools

[Archive] The potential for direct seeding of birch on restock sites

[Archive] Managing mixed stands of conifers and broadleaves in upland forests in Britain

[Archive] Choosing provenance in broadleaved trees

[Archive] The principles of using woods for shelter

[Archive] An update on nursery propagation and establishment best practice for larch in Britain

[Archive] Use of sewage sludges and composts in forestry

[Archive] The influence of soils and species on tree root depth

[Archive] Selecting the right provenance of oak for planting in Britain

[Archive] Forest condition 2004

[Archive] Habitat use by red and grey squirrels: results of two recent studies and implications for management

[Archive] Birch dieback in Scotland

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[Archive] Greenspace establishment on brownfield land: the site selection and investigation process

[Archive] Forests and wood ants in Scotland

[Archive] Evaluating biodiversity in fragmented landscapes: the use of focal species

[Archive] Ten years of intensive environmental monitoring in British forests

[Archive] Resistance of young conifers to feeding damage by pine weevil

[Archive] The role of forest genetic resources in helping British forests respond to climate change

[Archive] Evaluating biodiversity in fragmented landscapes: applications of landscape ecology tools

[Archive] The potential for direct seeding of birch on restock sites

[Archive] Managing mixed stands of conifers and broadleaves in upland forests in Britain

[Archive] Choosing provenance in broadleaved trees

[Archive] The principles of using woods for shelter

[Archive] An update on nursery propagation and establishment best practice for larch in Britain

[Archive] Use of sewage sludges and composts in forestry

[Archive] The influence of soils and species on tree root depth

[Archive] Selecting the right provenance of oak for planting in Britain

[Archive] Forest condition 2004

[Archive] Habitat use by red and grey squirrels: results of two recent studies and implications for management

[Archive] Birch dieback in Scotland