Findings of the Read Report 'Combating Climate Change, A Role for UK Forests'
18th May 2010 - The Pavilion Conference Centre, Llandrindod Wells.
Combating Climate Change - A Role For UK Forests' is an independent assessment, commissioned by the Forestry Commission to examine the potential of the UK's trees and woodlands to mitigate and adapt to our changing climate.
This event was an opportunity to hear from some of the scientists involved in preparing this ground breaking report which assesses the potential of the UK's trees and woodlands to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Click on the presentations below to view them:
Implications of the Read Report for Society & Forestry (2,543 kbs) Presentation by Anna Lawrence
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Combating Climate Change, A Role for UK Forests (1,856 kb) Presentation by Clive Thomas
Understanding Impacts of Climate Change on our Forests (827 kb) Presentation by Dr James Morison
Climate Change Mitigation through forestry measures, potentials, options, practices(1,324 kb) Presentation by Robert Matthews
The impacts of a changing climate on forest pests and diseases (2,333 kb) Presentation by Hugh Evans and Joan Webber
Forest Management Regime and Species choice options in a changing environment (3,918 kb) Presentation by Bill Mason
