Help protect Britain’s spruce forests by installing pheromone traps and contributing vital data on the spruce bark beetle, Ips typographus.
A new research project is exploring how subtle interventions could reshape the environments in which decisions are made to promote more environmentally friendly choices.
The prestigious title has been awarded in recognition of Professor Ambrose-Oji’s major achievements during her academic and research career.
Scientists at Forest Research are seeking practitioners who have experience of planting, managing or overseeing a tree species mixture to take part in a short survey.
Discover our Climate Change Hub, a comprehensive, evidence-based resource that brings together climate change adaptation advice for forest and woodland owners and managers in the UK.
Imagine a job where every day is different, where science meets policy, and where your work makes a real impact. Mariella Marzano, Principal Social Scientist, tells us why she loves her role at Forest Research.
Matt Wilkinson explains how Forest Research's NCEA Programme is leading the way by using cutting-edge science to assess and protect England's ecosystems.
Tom Nisbet, Head of Physical Environmental Sciences, details how the new UKFS Practice Guide supports the creation and management of riparian woodlands to protect waterways and enhance biodiversity.
Stay ahead of the threat with TreeAlert’s new dashboard for real-time insights on tree pests and diseases across Great Britain.
Detection dogs have been used in the UK to successfully identify tree disease, helping track down the deadly tree pathogen Phytophthora ramorum.
Plan smarter, grow stronger. Senior Climate Change Scientist Tom Locatelli explains how ForestGALES helps foresters tackle wind risk and build resilient woodlands in Great Britain, and beyond.
This guide is intended to help advisors to think through what farmers value and consider how these values can inform…
Lead Author: Grace van der Wielen
This Research Note shares findings from research exploring how woodland managers in England might be encouraged and supported to provide…
Lead Author: Stephen McConnachie
This research tested the efficacy and tree tolerance of the herbicide amidosulfuron, in combination with different spray adjuvants, as possible…
Lead Author: Ian Willoughby
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.
This Research Note presents findings from research with groups that are underrepresented as woodland visitors; focusing on their motivations, the…
Lead Author: Jen Clements
How will the changing environment impact bark-boring insects? Climate change projections indicate more frequent extreme weather events, such as storms,…
This report describes the outcomes of a recent Forest Research project which aimed to improve understanding of land managers decision-making…
Lead Author: Bianca Ambrose-Oji
Work at the cutting-edge of environmental science research with Forest Research, Great Britain’s leading organisation for forestry and tree-related research.
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Learn how Ash Dieback is impacting Great Britain's native ash trees, and discover resources to help slow its spread.
Understand the threat of Oak Processionary Moth to the country’s oak trees and access key information on its management and control.
Explore this detailed resource with information on common tree pests and diseases, from Acute Oak Decline to the Asian Longhorn Beetle.
Access a detailed database on information on over 60 tree species that are either widely grown in British forests or which could play an increasing role in the future.
Explore ForestGALES, a computer tool that assesses wind damage risk to forests in Britain, allowing comparison of different silvicultural practices.
Discover vital insights about Britain’s woodlands through the National Forest Inventory (NFI), a comprehensive programme offering up-to-date data on forest size, distribution, health, and biodiversity.
We carry out research to develop a better understanding of the ways in which trees and woodlands can benefit society
Chemical analysis of plant, water and soil samples, testing of plant stock quality and tree assessment products
The Tree Health Diagnostic and Advisory Service provide advice and where possible diagnosis and identification of tree pest and pathogen
By analysis of DNA extracted from samples, Forest Research can identify the presence of cryptic or reclusive species.
The Land Use and Ecosystem Services Research Group provides services to the forestry and environment sectors.