The UK Forestry Commission provides guidelines for agroforestry practices, including woodland management plans that integrate trees into agricultural landscapes.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) offers practical advice on woodland management for agroforestry, including planning, planting, and maintenance.
The UK Government provides information on agroforestry and woodland creation, including guidelines for farmers on how to create woodland management plans that meet UK regulations.
The University of Cambridge publishes research on silvopasture and agroforestry, including the benefits and challenges of integrating trees into agricultural landscapes in the UK.
The Woodland Trust offers a woodland management planning tool to help landowners create effective plans for their woodlands, including those used for agroforestry.
Farmers Weekly interviews a farmer who has implemented agroforestry practices on his land, discussing the benefits and challenges of woodland management in an agricultural context.
The University of Edinburgh offers an online course on agroforestry, covering topics such as woodland management, soil conservation, and biodiversity, with a focus on UK contexts.
The UK Agroforestry Network provides a range of resources and guidelines for woodland management and agroforestry, including case studies, research papers, and policy briefs.