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Our new paper looking at the impacts of ash dieback and deer grazing upon woodland vegetation is now out!
We found that ash dieback and deer grazing interacted in their impacts upon flora diversity and tree regeneration - and that key species such as bramble mediated a lot of these effects
We found that ash dieback and deer grazing interacted in their impacts upon flora diversity and tree regeneration - and that key species such as bramble mediated a lot of these effects
UK woodlands are facing growing threats from climate change, deer grazing, disease and land management changes 🌳🦌🍃.
New UKCEH-led research shows that #woodland ecosystems respond in complex ways—and not always predictably—to these combined pressures.
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New UKCEH-led research shows that #woodland ecosystems respond in complex ways—and not always predictably—to these combined pressures.
www.ceh.ac.uk/news-and-med...
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Multiple threats to woodlands require tailored solutions
UK woodlands are increasingly under threat from changes in land management, climate, diseases and deer populations – and vegetation is responding differently, requiring tailored action to protect biod...
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June 12, 2025 at 12:48 PM
Our new paper looking at the impacts of ash dieback and deer grazing upon woodland vegetation is now out!
We found that ash dieback and deer grazing interacted in their impacts upon flora diversity and tree regeneration - and that key species such as bramble mediated a lot of these effects
We found that ash dieback and deer grazing interacted in their impacts upon flora diversity and tree regeneration - and that key species such as bramble mediated a lot of these effects