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- Groundbreaking bid to save Scotland’s disappearing mountaintop forests
- More than 100,000 trees take root in Northern Forest
- Forestry England seeks business partnerships to create future forests
- COP26 sees countries pledge global declaration on forests – but what does this mean to the UK?
- £15million cash injection to give nature’s recovery a helping hand
- Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s pioneering project in fight against climate change receives major funding award
- New forests and restoration among proposals for England’s woodlands
- First global blueprint to save forests by 2030 – WWF report
- Welcome to National Landscapes
- Forests fit for the future – government funding announced for new forest research
- Forest restoration can boost people, nature and climate simultaneously
- £15m investment in research to help UK prepare for climate change
- Confor backs plan to build resilience in Scotland’s forests
- The Benefits of Bats: Celebrating the critical contributions of bats on International Bat Appreciation Day
- Forestry England sets out tree species list for the nation’s forests
- Forestry England’s new resilience strategy will safeguard the nation’s forests for centuries
- Researchers play key role in tree species project to help make forests resilient to climate change
- Resources toolkit released to deepen engagement with forests and climate challenges
- Old-growth forests store a lot more carbon than managed forests
- FSC announces Conservation Facility to certify national parks and conservation areas
- The nation’s forests made more welcoming, inclusive and accessible for thousands as £4m funding announced
- Urban forests should be treated as ‘essential infrastructure’ amid climate crisis
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