Posted by admin on July 15, 2009 · Leave a Comment
The creation of new native woodland in and around Exmoor National Park has received a further boost with the news that the Forestry Commission has increased its rates of planting grants this year.
Filed under Plants · Tagged with 10 Years, 100 Years, Commissions, Eligible Areas, Exmoor National Park, Extra Money, Farm Payments, forestry commission, Hectare, Hectares, Improvement Grants, Mid Devon, New Woodlands, Priority Area, South Molton, Tarr Steps, Tiverton, West Somerset, Wildlife Habitats, Woodland Grant Scheme
Posted by admin on March 10, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Britain’s most threatened butterfly is being offered a helping hand to recovery in the Morecambe Bay and South Cumbria area, thanks to a grant boost from the Forestry Commission’s English Woodland Grant Scheme.
The Morecambe Bay limestone area and the South Cumbria low fells are the last national stronghold for the High Brown Fritillary butterfly and [...]
Filed under Featured, Insects · Tagged with Butterfly Scheme, Clearings, Conservation Work, Coppicing, Cumbria Area, forestry commission, Fritillary Butterfly, Future Generations, Growing Trees, Habitat Restoration, Improvement Grants, Limestone Area, Limestones, Morecambe Bay, North West England, Northern England, Population Decline, South Cumbria, Woodland Grant Scheme, Woodland Management
