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    [Archive] The landscape of forests and woods
    Lead Author: Sylvia Crowe
    This booklet is an extensive revision of Booklet 18 Forestry in the landscape published in 1966. The author has unique experience of landscaping British forests over many years, and her opinions on landscape design principles, which should be applied in forestry to obtain a satisfactory balance between beauty and function in the landscape, are admirably […]
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    Forest damage by deer depends on cross‐scale interactions between climate, deer density and landscape structure
    Lead Author: Chloe Bellamy
    This journal paper investigates the factors that drive deer damage to woodlands using the National Forest Inventory sample square data. We found that the likelihood of damage to trees depends on cross-scale interactions between climate, deer density and landscape structure. The complex interactive effects uncovered are difficult to interpret. We therefore provide an interactive Deer Damage Tool for practitioners to visualize how afforestation is likely to influence the probability of deer damage in different forests and regions across Britain.
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    Identifying the historic environment in Scotland’s forests and woodlands
    Lead Author: Matthew Ritchie
    Identifying the historic environment in Scotland’s forests and woodlands has been prepared by Forestry Commission Scotland and Archaeology Scotland as an aid to forestry and woodland managers when considering the historic environment in their stewardship. The principal purpose of this practice guide is to provide an accessible introduction to exploring ‘archaeology in the field’. Archaeological […]
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    [Archive] Forests and wind: management to minimise damage
    Lead Author: Chris Quine
    Wind damage is a serious threat to managed forests because it results in loss of timber yield, landscape quality and wildlife habitat. The most common form of wind damage in Britain is windthrow in which both stem and roots overturn. Prediction and prevention of wind damage have been important elements of forest management, and the […]
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    Public benefits from private forests and woodland in England: classifying private woodland owners
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research relating to: Governance Public benefits from private forests and woodland in England: classifying private woodland owners (PDF-295K) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Disturbance of wildlife and the recreational use of forests
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research relating to: Governance Disturbance of wildlife and the recreational use of forests (PDF-148K) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Public engagement with forests and woodlands
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research summary relating to: Community diversity, coherence and development Public engagement with forests and woodlands (PDF-129K) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Perspectives on forests and trees: a view from Vermont
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research relating to: Well-being and quality of life Perspectives on forests and trees: a view from Vermont (PDF-184K) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Inventory of evidence and programmes relating to trees and forests and (peri-)urban regeneration and place-making
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research relating to: Well-being and quality of life Inventory of evidence and programmes relating to trees and forests and (peri-)urban regeneration and place-making (PDF-126K) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Forests for recreation and nature tourism: European COST Action E33
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research relating to: Well-being and quality of life Forests for recreation and nature tourism: European COST Action E33 (PDF-126K) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Cultural values of trees, woods and forests
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research relating to: Well-being and quality of life Cultural values of trees, woods and forests (PDF-474K) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Factsheet: Climate change and forests
    Lead Author: James Morison
    How do woodlands and forests affect the climate?
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    Factsheet: Climate change, flooding and forests
    Lead Author: Tom Nisbet
    Many parts of the UK are periodically affected by flooding and the frequency of floods is expected to increase due to climate change. Tree planting and forest management can alter flood flows, although the extent of this depends on many factors. Here we describe the latest understanding of how forestry can help.
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    UK landscape ecology: trends and perspectives from the first 25 years of ialeUK

     With 2017 marking the 25th anniversary of the founding of the UK chapter of the International Association for Landscape Ecology (ialeUK), current members of its organising committee set out to examine the content of past ialeUK conferences and, with input from past ialeUK contributors, reflect on what observed patterns might mean for shaping future landscape research.
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    An insight to the current state and sustainability of urban forests across Great Britain based on i-Tree Eco surveys
    Lead Author: Madalena Vaz Monteiro
    Research into the sustainability of 12 urban forests across Great Britain, and recommendation of a framework to rate sustainability of urban trees.
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    Recreational Use of Forests and Wildlife Interactions
    Lead Author: Forest Research
    Legacy socio-economic research relating to: Governance Recreational Use of Forests and Wildlife Interactions (PDF-224KB) Access our current and recent socio-economic research.
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    Recreational use of forests and disturbance of wildlife
    Lead Author: Mariella Marzano
    Forests are popular places for recreation, but some activities can have negative impacts on wildlife. Land managers have to balance delivery of the social and economic benefits derived from outdoor recreation with nature conservation objectives. This literature review provides an overview of potential disturbance issues and a guide to the evidence on impacts from walking, […]
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    Understanding the carbon and greenhouse gas balance of forests in Britain
    Lead Author: James Morison
    Forests and woodlands represent a substantial stock of carbon that is contained in soil, trees and other vegetation. They are a key component of the global carbon cycle and their effective management, at both global and regional scales, is an important mechanism for reducing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Understanding what determines the size of […]