Sustainable Woodland Management in the UK
Forest Research provides evidence and guidance on sustainable woodland management practices in the UK, including woodland creation, restoration, and management for biodiversity and climate change mitigation.
Forest Research provides evidence and guidance on sustainable woodland management practices in the UK, including woodland creation, restoration, and management for biodiversity and climate change mitigation.
The Woodland Trust offers guidance and resources on sustainable woodland management, including advice on woodland creation, management planning, and certification schemes.
This research paper explores the effectiveness of different woodland management strategies in the UK, including continuous cover forestry and close-to-nature forestry, in achieving sustainability goals.
Plumpton College offers a course on sustainable woodland management, covering topics such as woodland ecology, management planning, and certification schemes, with a focus on practical skills and industry relevance.
BBC News article discussing the importance of sustainable woodland management in the UK, featuring expert insights and case studies on successful woodland management projects.
The UK Government's Woodland Carbon Code provides a framework for woodland creation and management projects to demonstrate their carbon sequestration potential and contribute to national climate change mitigation efforts.
The Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) is a certification scheme that promotes sustainable forestry practices, including woodland management, in the UK and internationally.
Silvanus offers a woodland management planning tool, providing a platform for landowners and managers to create and implement sustainable woodland management plans, with features such as mapping, monitoring, and reporting.