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A major focus of our research is improving the effectiveness of the management of both native and newly established exotic problem species. Our approach is to understand the nature and reasons for the observed problems and to apply this knowledge to sustainable management of the organisms concerned. Other key research forms an important line of defence in monitoring any changes in the health of our trees as well as providing advice on common tree disorders and how to manage them. About this research, its background and objectives, and underlying Forestry Commission policy Research programmes
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Tree pest and disease alerts and advisory notes are bulletins and handbills showing signs and symptoms of tree pests and diseases and advice on what to do if you suspect the pest or disease is present. Related products and services
ContactFor further information contact: Pathogens and abiotic disordersDr Joan Webber Tel: +44 (0) 1420 22255 Invertebrate pestsDr Hugh Evans Tel: +44 (0) 1420 22255 Mammalian and rodent pestsDr Chris Quine Tel: +44 (0) 131 4452176 Research into 'protecting trees' within Forest Research is centred in the Tree Health Division and Ecology Division. See also ... | What's of interest
Horse chestnut leaf minerInstructions for reporting suspected sightings Recent publications:
Resistance of Young Conifers to Feeding Damage by Pine Weevil (PDF-786K) Tree pests & diseasesThe Forestry Commission Plant Health Service provides information about current tree health issues. Related pages
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