Restoration of Native Woodland on Ancient Woodland Sites

£9.00

R Thompson, J Humphrey, R Harmer & R Ferris
Forestry Commission 2003
52pp P/B
Illustrated throughout
FC Practice Guide 14
The purpose of this Practice Guide is to give best practice advice to owners and managers on the restoration of native woodland on ancient woodland sites which have been planted with non-native species. The emphasis of the Guide is on the potential contribution of restoration to biodiversity and the practical considerations for successful development of native woodland. A pull-out Site Assessment Guide is included which has been designed to assist users in rating the restoration potential of any site and rank the relative priority of a number of sites.
Contents include: What is restoration, Why should we consider restoration, What are the qualities of potential sites, Whether and where to restore, and How can woodlands be restored.

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