Case Studies
Our forestry and woodland management case studies showcase good practice, sharing knowledge and practical experience.
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Mosaic planting in windthrow woodland
Glandy Cross Wood, near Cardigan in West Wales, is a 38 hectare woodland bordering the Pembrokeshire National Park. It is in an area at medium risk of windthrow.
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Cricket Bat Willow Plantations on Former Grazing Land
Salix Alba (cricket bat willow) has traditionally been grown in the South East of England as a commercial crop.
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Counting the Cost of Squirrel Damage in a Small Wood
Trees are at their most vulnerable to squirrel attack between the ages of 10 – 40 years. This case study breaks down the cost of control.
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Counting the Cost of Squirrel Control in an Oak Plantation
It is not possible to produce first rate timber from oak and other broadleaved species in Britain and Ireland without systematic grey squirrel control.
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Bill Hogarth Memorial Trust 2016
Established in 2001 to commemorate and carry on the work of Bill Hogarth, this Apprenticeship Trust aims to increase the number of trained coppice workers and promote the management of coppiced woodland.
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New Native Broadleaf Planting, Heart of England
Lessons learnt from establishing a woodland for community enjoyment
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Warley Woods Smethwick
Warley Woods Community Trust manages and maintains a remarkably diverse 40 hectare park entirely surrounded by miles of dense urban environment in the centre of Smethwick, West Midlands.
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Bramhall and Carr Woods, Stockport 2016
Bramhall Wood and neighbouring Carr Wood are owned and managed by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, assisted by a local volunteer group, Friends of Bramhall Park.
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Lot 3 Creating Woodland on Arable Land
In 2019, Lot 3 won the RFS Small and Farm Woodland Excellence in Forestry Award for its woodland and wildflower meadows
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Woodland Carbon Code at Zetland Estates
By keeping a close account of costs and revenues, remaining flexible and adopting new practices, an experienced forest manager has ensured that woodland cover on the estate is not only stable but increasing.
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Helmsley Estate, Yorkshire
A versatile, adaptive management approach to continuous cover forestry contributes to Resilient Multi-Purpose Forestry Gold Award.
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Eucalyptus Plantation and Sawmill Diversification
Treworder Barton Farm, Wadebridge, Cornwall, owned by Hugh Davis, won the RFS Excellence in Forestry Climate Change Silver Award in 2014 for a new 7.9 ha plantation of five species of eucalyptus.
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