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What is the project, who is involved, how its success be measured, the background and planned work
Sets of photos of events, project work and landscape features and sets of maps
Landowners in the project area are encouraged to participate and help achieve a successful outcome for the benefit of the local community
Aylott M.J., Casella E., Farrall K. & Taylor G. (2010). Estimating the supply of biomass from short-rotation coppice in England, given social, economic and environmental constraints to land availability.
Bauen A.W., Dunnett, A.J., Richter, G.M., Dailey, A.G., Aylott, M., Casella, E. & Taylor, G. (2010). Modelling supply and demand of bioenergy from short rotation coppice and Miscanthus in the UK. Bioresource Technology 101, 8132-8143.
Minunno, F., Xenakis, G., Perks, M.P. & Mencuccini, M. (2010). Calibration and validation of a simplified process-based model for the prediction of the carbon balance of Scottish Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) plantations. Canadian Journal Forest Research, 40, 2411-2426.
EU project to set up tools for monitoring climate change and its impact on the Atlantic coast and test the efficiency of adaptive measures
Project exploring a new approach to flood management by working with nature to try and store more water in the landscape and slow its passage downstream
Investigating a framework of incentives covering financing and paying for the benefits provided by ecosystems to households, communities and economies
This page summarises Forest Research’s main conclusions and recommendations arising from its review of the underlying rationale and methodologies for carbon additionality calculations.
Establishing a framework that places a value on carbon
Studying the incidence, contributory factors and impact of forest fires and developing predictive models
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