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Meet the people behind our work: Cumbrian landscape
We have a vision to create new woodland where it's needed most. Pete Leeson is our man on the ground in the uplands of Cumbria, working with landowners to plant trees to benefit farms, local people and wildlife.
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Trees woods and wildlife
Spotting and monitoring tree health
Observatree is a tree health early warning system ensuring that tree pests and diseases are spotted and reported quickly so they can be eliminated or controlled.
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Practical guidance
The role of trees in free range poultry farming
Trees provide cover, shelter and shade, encouraging poultry to range and exhibit natural behaviours. This in turn improves bird health, welfare and production.
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Practical guidance
Tree species handbook
Our guide to choosing the best tree species when creating new woodland, with profiles of 50 tree and shrub species and 18 woodland communities.
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Trees woods and wildlife
Grass snake
Stealthy slitherers. Grass snakes are lethal hunters of frogs, toads and other small creatures, but will rush for cover at the first sound of humans approaching.
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National Trust Wood
Whipsnade Tree Cathedral
Bedfordshire
1.92 ha (4.74 acres)
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Privately owned Wood
Crab Tree Farm
Buckinghamshire
3.78 ha (9.34 acres)
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Fareham Borough Council Wood
The Gillies
Hampshire
3.87 ha (9.56 acres)
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Marston Vale Trust Wood
The Kill
Bedfordshire
4.84 ha (11.96 acres)
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Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council Wood
The Pungle
Greater Manchester
0.76 ha (1.88 acres)