Rangers at Ickworth Estate have planted 1,300 trees after the site lost a number of trees due to the ash dieback fungus.

The UK government now recognises this innovative genomic approach as key to combatting disease in many other tree species, including elm and oak.

A public meeting is being held to discuss the work being carried out to protect a Sussex city's trees from the spread of ash ...

Progress on the removal of diseased ash plantations has stalled as contractors are focused on salvaging the windblow from ...

A National Trust team has planted 1,300 trees to restore a landscape devastated by a fungal disease. Parts of Ickworth Estate ...

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The fungal disease Ash Dieback is expected to decimate the population of Ash trees across Britain. The rapid decay in affected trees can make them dangerous to anyone walking underneath, not to ...

Farmers with ash dieback ravaged plantations covering a total of 1,015ha have received payments under the Climate Action Performance Payment scheme.

With the help of pupils from St Ninian's Primary, 85 trees were planted in total. The trees are a mix of species including elder, silver birch, crab apple and hazel.

The sport of hurling has received a boost from the Blenheim Estate amid threats from ash dieback in Ireland. The estate has supplied hundreds of ash trees, which are needed to make the hurling ...

In this BeefConnect webinar, join the team of ABL participants who will be hosting an hour of conversation and discussion on the topic of pasture dieback. Joining them will be the DPI’s pasture ...

Blenheim Estate has stepped up to help the Irish national sport of hurling, by supplying hundreds of ash trees which are ...