Items Tagged 'Tree Disease'

Features

• Surveillance for Acute Oak Decline: Developing new methods to analyse and add value to volunteer reports

News

• Update on new biosecurity measures - New National Measures (April 2020)
• Ash dieback is less severe in isolated ash trees
• Strict new controls to protect the UK’s trees and plants against damaging threats
• Loss of tree species has cumulative impact on biodiversity
• Forestry Commission acts on new tree disease in Cumbria
• Scottish Forestry to impose movement restricts after discovery of Phytophthora pluvialis in the north west of Scotland
• Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Set to Tackle Ash Dieback
• Forestry Commission takes robust action to combat spread of tree disease
• New pilot requirement for tree suppliers announced to strengthen UK biosecurity
• State-of-the-art tree health laboratory opens to help protect UK forests
• Wakehurst forced to close 150-acre nature reserve in fight against deadly ash dieback disease
• Meeting tree disease challenge shows foresters at their best
• Battle against pests and pathogens stepped up with new funding for national tree health laboratory
• Nature’s best friend! Sniffer dog detects tree disease to help protect nation’s woodlands
• New pests and diseases will cut UK tree growth
• British ash woodland is evolving resistance to ash dieback
• Ash dieback is triple whammy for net zero plans
• Latest survey reveals urgent tree disease threat to woodlands

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