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Providing expertise and support to the forestry sector, landowners, land managers and farmers in order to protect, improve and expand England's woodlands.

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It's International and the end of 2024.

Why not explore more of our resources to help you keep your woodland healthy? Like this informative summary guide to managing tree pests and diseases.
gov.uk/government/pub…

It's International #PlantHealthDay and the end of #PlantHealthWeek 2024. Why not explore more of our resources to help you keep your woodland healthy? Like this informative summary guide to managing tree pests and diseases. gov.uk/government/pub… #TreeHealth
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Do you know what to do if you spot ash dieback on your land?

Woodland Officer, Matt Smith, has written a NEW blog post to help land owners manage the risk posed by diseased trees.

forestrycommission.blog.gov.uk/2024/05/11/res…

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If you spot any symptoms that concern you in your trees, you can report it.

Barnaby, one of our Plant Health Forestry Area Leads, explains more...

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That's a wrap! Thanks for all of your questions, and thanks to our experts for sharing their knowledge and advice.

Like this post if you've been following their chat and found it useful!

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Forestry Commission Can you diagnose this slow decline and dieback in an Abies grandis, please? Pics November 2023. The tree was in my local park; it has subsequently been felled.

@ForestryComm Can you diagnose this slow decline and dieback in an Abies grandis, please? Pics November 2023. The tree was in my local park; it has subsequently been felled.
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Forestry Commission Are regulations to safeguard UK forestry and horticulture against imported diseases and pests in harmony with the intention to identify/develop/encourage tree and plant species nationally and internationally which have developed resistance against (other) diseases and pests?

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David Forestry Commission I have read reports in Small Woods magazine that trees are more resilient where grown in the open and clear stemmed to 3m, which gives hope for Ash in hedgerows.

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Forestry Commission From a non-twitter user: 'What is the most likely cause of stem dieback in a containerised Betula utilis subs. jacquemontii'?

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Forestry Commission Is there evidence that more species-diverse forests are more resilient to new diseases? Would ancient woodlands or more recently established forests be more or less at risk?

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