Newsletter extract Tree establishment finally tops government agenda
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C. pithyophila grows between the inner and outer bark of the pine, pushing up the outer bark.
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Kath McNulty is leading one of the most ambitious ancient woodland restoration projects in the UK.
Forestry leaders want to see Sitka given the same value as potatoes in farming.
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Stuart Goodall, chief executive at Confor, made the comments in response to a newly-publicised report.
Concerns raised in the report have been rejected by forestry chiefs.
The imagery is also enabling survey teams to assess potential risks before they arrive on site.
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