Forestry and Tree Health Resources
Information about the Research Forest for Wales, and its relationship with the National Forest for Wales.
Dr Gail Atkinson was interviewed by the BBC’s Climate Editor, Justin Rowlatt, as part of a news item on climate change and the launch of latest Met Office State of the UK Climate Report.
This research tested the efficacy and tree tolerance of the herbicide amidosulfuron, in combination with different spray adjuvants, as possible alternatives for controlling bracken infestations in woodland.
This report examines young people’s experiences of, and relationships with, ToWPUR, exploring their socio-cultural values and specific value orientations.
This In Brief examines young people’s experiences of, and relationships with, ToWPUR, exploring their socio-cultural values and specific value orientations.
Overview The Optimal Thickness of Soil (OpTS) Model is a web-based decision support tool to help land regeneration practitioners and sector stakeholders in the UK estimate the minimum required soil thickness to support water requirements for a mature stand of trees on a regenerated previously damaged or disturbed site. It...
This Research Note presents findings from research with groups that are underrepresented as woodland visitors; focusing on their motivations, the additional barriers they face and what opportunities might support greater woodland access.
CARBINE is a forest carbon accounting model, developed by Forest Research to address questions about the carbon and greenhouse gas balances of forestry systems. CARBINE-R is the latest iteration of the model, where it has been re-written in the ‘R’ language. CARBINE-R is available on request.
New research has been published which explores how to enable and encourage access to woodlands for diverse members of the public.