Category: Broadleaf trees

 

Ash Dieback in woodland nature reserves

May 2024
Species conservation

Oaks in J. G. Strutt’s Sylva Britannica (1826) and their existence in 2023

November 2023
Natural history

Life in the trees – observations on the species composition and ecology of vascular-plant epiphytes in Britain and Ireland

May 2023
Natural history

When does autumn fall?

April 2023
Biological recording

The Cotswold Water Park – can nature coexist with large-scale recreation?

April 2023
Regional ecology & conservation

Is rewilding relevant to contemporary forest policy?

February 2023
Conservation practice Wilding for Conservation

Yardley Chase Training Area, Northamptonshire: a hidden gem

February 2023
Regional ecology & conservation

The range of Beech in Britain: lessons from the Quaternary

February 2023
Natural history

The other pandemic: ten years of Ash Dieback

November 2022
Conservation practice

The Strawberry Tree and how it may have reached Ireland

November 2022
Natural history

Can wildwoods help us avert climate disaster?

June 2022
Conservation practice Wilding for Conservation

Common Elder: a natural and cultural history

May 2022
Natural history

The Gearagh: Western Europe’s last primeval river forest

April 2022
Regional ecology & conservation

Discovering Britain’s truly Wild Apples

February 2021
Natural history

Alluvial floodplain woodland with Black Poplar: a lost habitat

November 2020
Regional ecology & conservation

Comment: What is a tree? Changing minds about symbiosis

April 2020

Explaining autumn colours: where science meets art

October 2019

Natural woodland generation as an alternative to tree-planting

April 2019
Conservation practice

The spread of Turkey Oak in the British Isles

February 2017
Natural history

Naturalised broadleaf trees – a call for a strategic reappraisal

October 2016
Conservation policy

Rural tree populations in England: historic character and future planting policy

August 2016
Natural history

Recording ancient trees

August 2015
Biological recording

The ancient oaks of Savernake Forest

June 2014
Regional ecology & conservation

The Ash: where nature meets history

April 2013
Natural history

Ash and its host species. A look at three groups that may be affected by Ash dieback

April 2013
Conservation trends

Ash – an ecological portrait

April 2013
Natural history

Tree-hunting in Warwickshire

October 2012
Natural history

Origin and evolution of the Ancient Woodland Inventory

December 2011
Conservation practice

The role of DNA-fingerprinting in the conservation of the native Black Poplar

December 2009
Species conservation

Pollards and pollarding in Europe

April 2008
Conservation practice

The value of different tree and shrub species to wildlife

October 2006
Natural history

Telling the trees from the wood in Killarney

December 2005
Natural history

Aspen: Britain’s missing link with the boreal forest

December 2005
Natural history

Comment: ls there a case for the Celtic Maple or the Scots Plane?

February 2005
Natural history

Identification: British elms

August 2002
Species identification

Large-leaved Limes on the South Downs

December 2000
Natural history

The Wild Pear Tree – one of Britain’s rarest trees or a garden escape?

June 2000
Species conservation

Elm – The Forgotten Tree

February 1998
Natural history

The Native Black Poplar: A Species in the Ghetto?

October 1996
Species conservation

Cobnuts and Conservation

August 1995
Species conservation

The Plymouth Pear – the recovery programme for one of Britain’s rarest trees

June 1995
Species conservation

Invertebrate Conservation – Principles and their application to broad-leaved woodland

August 1991
Conservation practice

Comment: Planting trees or woodlands? An ecologist’s perspective

January 1970
Conservation practice
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