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Landowners / Practitioners

  • Leo Williams

    “I need to create a new management plan for my forest area. I want to increase biodiversity and adapt my forest to climate change, whilst not changing much of our current way of doing things, and I would like to understand how to move forwards."

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This Restoration pathway is for you if you directly manage or work on forested land and want to enhance its ecological health, resilience, and productivity. Whether you oversee a private forest, community woodland, or small-scale forested landscape, this guide provides practical advice on restoration techniques, from choosing tree species and managing natural regeneration, to enhancing structural diversity, soil health, and habitat value. Learn from real-world examples, explore risk mitigation strategies, and find actionable guidance to make your land thrive while supporting biodiversity, climate resilience, and long-term sustainability.

Introduction



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