The UK government provides guidelines and regulations for woodland management, including the need for a felling licence and adherence to the UK Forestry Standard.
Forest Research provides information on sustainable woodland management practices, including the importance of biodiversity, soil conservation, and climate change mitigation.
The Woodland Trust offers guidance for landowners on woodland management, including how to create a management plan, manage woodland habitats, and protect ancient woodlands.
The Welsh Government offers a woodland creation grant to support the creation of new woodlands in Wales, with the aim of increasing woodland cover and promoting sustainable forestry practices.
Bangor University offers a course on woodland ecology and management, covering topics such as woodland conservation, restoration, and sustainable management practices.
The Organic Research Centre discusses the benefits of agroforestry in woodland management, including improved biodiversity, soil health, and ecosystem services.
Forestry.io provides a woodland management planning tool, allowing landowners to create customized management plans, track progress, and monitor woodland health.
The Royal Forestry Society discusses the impact of climate change on woodland management, including the need for adaptive management strategies and climate-resilient tree species.