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Tag Archives: air quality
Tree-mendous result for Doncaster’s Mayoral elections
Over the past few weeks, we have been helping our local supporters to speak up for woods and trees in the Doncaster Mayoral election. Of course, as a charity we have not been supporting any particular candidate but through our website … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigning, Climate Change, Government Affairs, Local Government, Policy, Protection, Woodland creation
Tagged air quality, Climate Change, Doncaster, elections on 2 May, flood management, Forestry Commission, growing public health issues, Labour, local hustings, Mansion House Doncaster, Mayoral election, public and private finance, Ros Jones, South Yorkshire Forest, South Yorkshire Local Nature Partnership, squeeze, Trees & Design Action Group (TDAG), Trees & Turf publication, Trees in the Townscape guide
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Calling Doncaster! Vote for trees
The chance for the people of Doncaster to vote for their directly elected Mayor on Thursday 2 May offers a great opportunity for everyone to ensure that trees and woodland are high up on the agenda for the successful candidate. … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigning, Climate Change, Government Affairs, Local Government, Policy, Protection, Woodland creation
Tagged air quality, Climate Change, Doncaster, elections on 2 May, flood management, Forestry Commission, growing public health issues, local hustings, Mayoral election, public and private finance, South Yorkshire Forest, South Yorkshire Local Nature Partnership, squeeze, Trees & Design Action Group (TDAG), Trees & Turf publication, Trees in the Townscape guide
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Vote for trees in Bristol’s Mayoral elections
The City of Bristol will vote for its first ever directly elected Mayor on November 15th – in what offers an unrivalled opportunity for Bristolians to ensure that trees and woodland are on the agenda for the successful candidate. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient semi natural woodland, Ancient trees, Climate Change, Government Affairs, Inspiration, Planting, Protection
Tagged #bristolmayor, 'Bristol Manifesto', 'Wild Mayor', 3 wishes for Bristol, air quality, Avon Wildlife Trust, Brisol Mayor election, cpre, flood management, National Trust, public health, rspb, Trees & Design Action Group, Trees & Turf?, Trees and Woods Strategy for Bristol, Trees in the Townscape
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Austin’s blog: Back to my roots…?
Spring often feels like the right time for new challenges and a fresh look at the world – and now it’s beginning to feel a bit like spring, for once, I feel that I am comfortably in-step with a sense … Continue reading
Posted in Austin's blog, Conservation
Tagged air quality, austin, brady, carbon, Climate Change, conservation, ecosystem services, environmental, flooding, fragmentation, Government, green, habitat, head, isolation, organisation, policy, recreation, shade, spring, tree, water, wildlife, wood, woodland trust
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Vintage needn’t be just for the fashionistas (part 2)
Further inspiration for all you WoodWatchers – this time from street trees in Bristol. The outcome of this campaign wasn’t quite what WoodWatchers would usually aim for. There was no reprieve for these trees under threat, as they were ultimately removed. … Continue reading
Posted in Planning, Woodland creation, Woods Under Threat
Tagged air quality, bristol, campaign, poplars, replanting, shaping local policy, Street trees, urban trees, Woodwatch
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