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Forest Research newsletter
Latest: Winter 2012-13 (NEW)
Biodiversity and conservation newsletter of the Centre for Human and Ecological Sciences
Latest: Winter 2012-13 (NEW)
Pathology bulletin
Latest: Autumn 2012
Social and Economic Research Group newsletter
Latest: Autumn 2012
Latest publications
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News highlights
Spring 2013
- Major funding to fight back against ash dieback
Fast track funding has been awarded to a new consortium of researchers for studying ash dieback fungus. - Urban trees can help combat climate change temperature rises in cities
New report published describing how urban trees can help combat climate change temperature rises in cities.
Other news highlights from: 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006
Recent media releases
| Chalara Dieback Of Ash – Spotting Spring Symptoms | The Forestry Commission has posted a video online showing the symptoms to look for at this time of year to check whether ash trees have Chalara dieback - 15/05/2013 |
| Aerial Spraying To Tackle Pest Caterpillars In Woodland Near Pangbourne | The Forestry Commission is planning aerial spraying of an area of woodland near Pangbourne in West Berkshire during May, and is reassuring residents that it poses no risk to human or animal health. - 03/05/2013 |
| Keith Oates Appointed Forestry Commissioner | Her Majesty The Queen has approved the appointment of Keith Oates as a Forestry Commissioner for England. - 30/04/2013 |
| Alert Over Caterpillar Pest In London And Berkshire | People in West, South-West and South London, as well as Pangbourne in Berkshire, are being reminded not to touch caterpillars of the oak processionary moth, which are beginning to emerge in oak trees in these locations. - 29/04/2013 |
| Enjoy A Day Out On Two Wheels This Easter With The Forestry Commission. | This Easter, treat your family to a fun day out on two wheels at your local Forestry Commission woodland. Our forests are the perfect place to let your kids run, jump and ride – after all, they are nature’s very own playgrounds. - 25/03/2013 |
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