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Tag Archives: secretary of state
“Tree Hunter meets the Tree Minister”
Tree hunter Rob McBride has been on an amazing journey with us – from Ancient Tree Hunt verifier to film star and now right through to directly lobbying the Secretary of State. Here’s what happened when Rob met Owen – read Rob’s personal … Continue reading
Inquiry live – the end
After 10 blogs in our special ‘Inquiry live!’ series, we come to the end of the Oaken Wood Public Inquiry: “Tuesday (December 18th) was the last day of the Public Inquiry. The session was spent giving closing submission to the … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigning, Climate Change, Oaken Wood, Plantations on Ancient Woodland Sites (PAWS), Policy, Protection, WoodWatch
Tagged ancient woodland soils, Kent Wildlife Trust, National Planning Policy Framework, Oaken Wood public inquiry, Plantation on Ancient Woodland site, secretary of state
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Inquiry live – end of week three
Katy tells us how things went at the end of week three in Maidstone, when the local residents had their say: “Friday (14th December) was for the third party representatives, in which people in the local community had a chance … Continue reading
A late Christmas present for England’s forests?
Well, Christmas is nearly here but so is the Government’s response to the final report of the Independent Panel on Forestry, we hope. It was back in the heady days of summer, just before Olympic fever set in, that Caroline … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigning, Climate Change, Forests Report, Forests Report - conversations, Government Affairs
Tagged a sylvan crisis, ash dieback, ‘Tell Owen’, Caroline Spelman, chalara, climate, Defra, Dutch elm disease, environment, Forestry Commission, Forestry Minister, happier Christmas to trees, impetus, Lord Taylor, media mania, olympic fever, resilient woodland landscape, science, secretary of state, Woodland Matters
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High Speed 2 – We need answers!
I wonder if the irony is lost on ‘the greenest Government ever’ when an environmental NGO is forced to dispute a ‘green transport’ concept – a position it was put in because of that government’s poor decision-making. We would have loved to have been able to … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient semi natural woodland, Campaigning, High Speed 2, Plantations on Ancient Woodland Sites (PAWS), Woods Under Threat
Tagged Ancient woodland, BBC news, biodiversity, Climate Change, department for transport, Destruction, green transport, high speed 2, High Speed Rail, HS2, Justene Greening MP, Planning, rail, secretary of state, woodland trust, Woods Under Threat, Woodwatch
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