The UK Government's woodland creation strategy includes agroforestry as a key method for expanding woodland areas while promoting sustainable land use.
Research from Forest Research highlights the benefits of agroforestry in restoring woodlands, including biodiversity enhancement and ecosystem services.
The Woodland Trust is working with farmers to integrate trees into agricultural landscapes, promoting agroforestry as a tool for woodland creation and habitat restoration.
The University of Edinburgh's Centre for Sustainable Forest Management explores the role of agroforestry in sustainable woodland management, including case studies from the UK.
The National Farmers' Union provides guidance for farmers on integrating agroforestry into their operations, including woodland creation and management strategies.
NatureScot discusses the potential of agroforestry to contribute to the UK's woodland expansion targets, highlighting policy and practice implications.
The Soil Association hosts a webinar series on woodland creation and agroforestry, featuring expert speakers and case studies from the UK.
The Agroforestry Toolbox provides resources and decision-support tools for farmers and land managers to design and implement agroforestry systems for woodland creation.