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This report is the first evidence of D. corticola’s ability to colonise and develop symptoms on A. procera. This is also the first report of natural D. corticola infections of Q. cerris, Q. ilex, Q. robur and Q. semecarpifolia in the UK.

Optimal soil conditions or ‘soil health’ is the foundation of forest health, including providing resilience in the face of environmental change. This research aims to improve interest in and uptake of science-based guidance and advice to maintain or improve forest soil health for forest resilience.

The new resources bring together the latest learnings on land regeneration and climate change, and optimal soil thickness for planting on previously used land.

Summary The Natural Environment Social Research Network (NESRN) is an informal collaboration between the environment and nature agencies in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) that aims to further the quality and impact of the social sciences in the work of the agencies. It is primarily for, and run by,...

UK horticulture and landscaping businesses invited to take part in survey to strengthen non-native plant pest and disease detection and reporting.

This factsheet explores the climate change risks associated with woodlands on previously used land.

This Handbook provides guidance to those looking to create woodland or grassland on sites requiring intervention, including landowners, managers, planners and designers.

This research, commissioned by Forestry England (FE) investigated the opinions, perceptions, attitudes, and knowledge of key stakeholders with interest in the reintroduction of European wildcat into Kielder Forest, as well as the residents within 20 miles of Kielder village.

This research sought to understand knowledge of the European wildcat and support for its reintroduction into Kielder Forest.

Forestry and timber businesses across the UK are being asked to take part in an annual survey programme to collect data about the UK timber industry.

Who we collaborate with We work with a wide range of organisations and individuals in regional, national and transnational research projects. Our collaborative approach is suitable for commercially focused and privately funded studies as well as strategic and fundamental science projects funded through national and European research programmes. We work...