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Project lead on adapting existing forestry species by looking at provenance choice and trialling emerging and new tree species that could adapt to the changing climate.
Associate member and SE Committee member: Institute of Chartered Foresters www.charteredforesters.org
Member: Royal Forestry Society www.rfs.org.uk
Member: International Dendrology Society https://dendrology.org/
Member : International Oak Society www.internationaloaksociety.org
Life member: The Maple Society https://maplesociety.org/en-gb
Life member: Friends of Bedgebury Pinetum https://bedgeburypinetum.org.uk/
Alice Holt
Alice Holt Lodge
Wrecclesham
Farnham
Surrey
An analysis of species diversity of the Public Forest Estate in Britain to help inform the future direction of research on species and provenance.
Early results of species and provenance trials established in 2012.
Reynolds, C., Jinks, R., Kerr, G., Parratt, M., and Mason, B. (2020) Providing the evidence base to diversify Britain’s forests: initial results from a new generation of species trials. QJF, 115(1):26-37.
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