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woodland management

presentations

coming soon

books and papers

general

• dormouse conservation handbook – free

woodlands

• managing small woodlands for dormice, People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES)

• managing your woodland for wildlife, Woodlands.co.uk

• report on woodlands, Plantlife

• guidance on managing woodlands with dormice in England, Forestry Comission

• woodland management in the presence of the dormouse – guidance for compliance with The Conservation Regulations 1994 as amended by The Conservation Regulations 2007

• ancient woodland: guidance material for local authorities, Natural England (NE)

hedgerows

• hedge cutting: answers to 18 common questions, NE

• hedgerow trees: answers to 18 common questions, NE

• hedgerow planting: answers to 18 common questions, NE

• hedgerow management cycle and scale, Hedgelink

You may also want to take a look at our documents and forms and useful links pages.

If you have any constructive comments regarding the information given here, please email ian.white@ptes.org.

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