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Resilient forests are important if our trees are to cope better with changing environmental conditions and threats from pests and diseases.
A major emphasis of the 2014 Science and Innovation Strategy for Forestry in Great Britain was on developing practical solutions to help land managers to create more resilient forests.
Responding to this, a programme of research investigating how we can deliver resilient forests, is being carried out by Forest Research in collaboration with a wide range of partner organisations.
To produce evidence that guides decision-making around four central challenges:
Research and advice is focussed on the following topics:
Forest Research led the management and delivery of this programme of research.
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