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The Natural Capital of Irish Forests
Written by Owen Small If we look back 10,000 years ago, we could follow the journey of a red squirrel scurrying the forest canopy in what...
Owen Small
Jul 18, 20257 min read


A global ghost hunt: mapping dead trees with aerial imagery and machine learning
By Kathryn Ha nd When we think of ecology, many of us probably think of scenes of green, growing, living things. But sometimes, the dead...

Kathryn Hand
Oct 29, 20244 min read


Different land-use policy pulls on forests in the UK: synergies, trade-offs, solutions
By Kathryn Hand The UK faces a critical issue: a multitude of competing land use demands against a backdrop of limited available land....

Kathryn Hand
Jul 23, 20246 min read


Trees with a Second Chance
Written by Julianne Pickard This International Day of Forests (March 21st), let’s celebrate the theme of ‘Forests and Innovation’ with a...
Julianne Pickard
Mar 20, 20242 min read


How “green” is your tree?
Written by Julianne Pickard Christmas trees have become a common Christmas tradition in households across the globe. Since the 16 th ...
Julianne Pickard
Jan 11, 20244 min read


Increased visitation to nature spots could be used in citizen science projects
Written by Flora Passfield Citizen Science is a key part of data collection for large scale projects, especially in ecological projects...

Flora Passfield
Sep 1, 20206 min read
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