Forest Research provides evidence and guidance on low impact forestry techniques, including continuous cover forestry and selective felling, to promote sustainable forest management in the UK.
The Woodland Trust offers practical advice on low impact forestry techniques, such as horse logging and minimal intervention, to help woodland owners manage their forests sustainably.
This research article, published in the Journal of Forestry, examines the effectiveness of low impact forestry techniques in reducing environmental impacts and promoting biodiversity in UK forests.
Plas Dar offers training courses on low impact forestry techniques, including chainsaw use and woodland management, for forestry professionals and woodland owners in the UK.
This video, produced by the Royal Forestry Society, introduces the principles of low impact forestry and showcases examples of sustainable forestry practices in the UK.
Confor, the Confederation of Forest Industries, provides guidance on low impact forestry techniques, including forest planning and management, to help woodland owners promote sustainable forestry practices.
This news article, published by the BBC, explores the benefits of low impact forestry techniques, including reduced soil erosion and increased biodiversity, in UK forests.
The Soil Association offers a certification scheme for low impact forestry, which recognizes forestry operations that meet rigorous standards for sustainability and environmental stewardship.