Tree Health pilot: what we’ve learned so far and how you can help
The Tree Health Pilot has been live for 8 months. In this post, we share what we've learned so far and include an invitation to owners of sweet chestnut trees and oak trees.
Joe Harrison
Joe is a policy adviser in the Tree Health team, within the Future Farming and Countryside Programme.
The team is responsible for developing grants that support land managers in dealing with tree health issues across the treescape.
Preparing for the Tree Health pilot
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Trees give us oxygen. They store carbon. They help the soil and provide a habitat for wildlife. For these reasons and many more, protecting them from pests and diseases is important. With tree and woodland managers, we are designing a new range of grants as part of a future Tree Health scheme. I'll share more in this post.