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Scottish Forestry bosses speak out amid Aberdeenshire woodland protest
17th September 2023 - By Jack Haugh Deputy Editor - forestryjournal.co.uk
FORESTRY bosses have moved to reassure angry locals that plans to transform disused farmland into a commercial woodland will be "carefully considered".
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New project examines how the expectations for forests can be met in more sustainable ways
by Siri Elise Dybdal, Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research - phys.org – 28-08-2023Forests plays many vital roles: They provide a natural habitat for animals, plants and other organisms.- Press review
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75 per cent of trees in Glasgow 'could be infected with ash dieback'
25th August - forestryjournal.co.uk - By Sarah Hiley, LDRAROUND 75 per cent of ash trees in Glasgow could be infected with ash dieback - amid plans to cut down hundreds of them in the city.- Press review
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Managing bark beetle outbreaks in the 21st century
foresteurope.org – 24-08-2023POLICY BRIEF Tomáš Hlásny | Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Science Julia Haas | FOREST EUROPE Liaison Unit Bonn Bark beetles and other biotic agents have devastated European forests with unexpected severity.- Press review
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Cool weather overnight helps Tenerife firefighters battle wildfire
Published on 20/08/2023 - euronews.comHeatwave conditions have raised temperatures to dangerous levels in northern Africa and Europe.- News
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The XV World Forestry Congress
22-06-2023 - Originally scheduled for 2021, the XV World Forestry Congress was to address many of the key challenges of the twenty-first century: climate change, biodiversity loss, desertification, water scarcity, malnutrition and hunger, to name a few.- Press review
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GFOI 2023 Plenary
Rome, Italy, 9-11 May 2023Agenda, side events and exhibition booths schedules now available.- News
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Forest genetic resources
euforgen.org – 04-05-2023Forests regenerate after disturbances and to colonise new areas.- Press review
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Woodland creation 'ignored' in government's green plans
By Jack Haugh Deputy Editor - forestryjournal.co.uk – 30-03-2023A PROPOSAL to spend Ł20 billion on carbon capture technology while setting aside nothing new for woodland creation has been criticised by industry figures.- News
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