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183 Search Results for forests and landscape

  • Tools and Resources

    Economic regeneration

     How the provision of urban green infrastructure can provide economic regeneration benefits and improve the economic situation in deprived areas
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    Dutch elm disease: Central and southern Britain.

     History of Dutch elm disease in southern and central Britain during the twentieth century.
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    Managing archaeological evidence in wooded environments

     Issues and research relating to the management of archaeological evidence in wooded environments
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    Western, eastern and black-headed budworms

     Not present in the United Kingdom Notifiable – See ‘Report a sighting’ below Scientific names – see below Budworms are the larvae, or caterpillars, of certain moth species. They are so-called because of their habit of eating the buds of flowers. These four budworms (there are two species of black-headed budworm) are serious and destructive pests. They cause high […]
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    Plant biodiversity

     How the provision of greenspace can improve plant biodiversity in the urban environment, including rare and protected species
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    Erosion control

     Summary of the use of urban greenspace to reduce erosion control and surface runoff due to stabilisation by tree roots and grasses
  • Publications

    A sequential multi-level framework to improve habitat suitability modelling
    Lead Author: Chloe Bellamy
    We provide a sequential framework for improved multi-scale habitat suitability modelling or species distribution modelling. We apply it to the lesser horseshoe bat in Britain to demonstrate its improved accuracy and ecological inference.
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    The genetic consequences of long term habitat fragmentation on a self-incompatible clonal plant, Linnaea borealis L.
    Lead Author: Joan Cottrell
    Study finds twinflower in Scotland exhibits genetic effects of chronic population fragmentation Habitat fragmentation is widely thought to contribute to the decline of plant species. In part, this is due to the restriction it places on the flow of genes (which occurs through pollen and seed dispersal) within a plant population, creating sub-populations within which localised […]
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    Oak wilt (Ceratocystis fagacearum)

     Information about oak wilt, a disease of oak (Quercus) trees caused by the fungus Ceratocystis fagacearum, also known as Bretziella fagacearum
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    Case studies

     Greenspace sites within the UK that can be used for research projects, case studies or demonstration projects. List of case studies that illustrate the use of green infrastructure to gain social, economic and environmental benefits
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    Trees around buildings – practical considerations

     Information on the practical considerations and challenges of planting trees around buildings in urban areas
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    Step 1: Define the system

     Resilience Implementation Framework - step 1