Learn about ecological forestry methods in the UK, including continuous cover forestry and close-to-nature forestry, to promote biodiversity and sustainable woodland management.
The UK Forestry Commission provides guidance on ecological forestry methods, including woodland creation, restoration, and management, to support the UK's forestry strategy.
This research paper reviews current ecological forestry practices in the UK, highlighting the benefits and challenges of adopting sustainable forestry methods, and discussing future directions for the industry.
The University of Edinburgh's forestry department provides an introduction to ecological forestry methods in the UK, covering topics such as forest ecology, conservation, and sustainable management.
The UK Ecological Forestry Network is a community of forestry professionals, researchers, and practitioners working together to promote and develop ecological forestry methods in the UK.
BBC News reports on the growing trend of ecological forestry in the UK, highlighting the benefits of sustainable forestry methods for the environment, wildlife, and local communities.
This video guide to ecological forestry methods in the UK provides an overview of sustainable woodland management practices, including forest restoration, conservation, and wildlife management.
This report from Forest Research explores the role of ecological forestry in UK woodland creation, discussing the potential benefits and challenges of using ecological forestry methods to establish new woodlands.