We’re keen to provide up-to-date, practical information about climate change adaptation and want to ensure the Climate Change Hub meets the changing needs of the forestry sector. Your feedback is invaluable and we would welcome your views.
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Find out how landowners have assessed their sites for climate change risks and implemented new measures to help meet management objectives and increase resilience in the future.
The case studies range in size from small woodlands of three hectares to large forests of nearly 70,000 hectares, and many of the forests can be visited as indicated on the map.
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We’re keen to provide up-to-date, practical information about climate change adaptation and want to ensure the Climate Change Hub meets the changing needs of the forestry sector. Your feedback is invaluable and we would welcome your views.
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