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Why trees?
I just had to share this fantastic, short doodle-video with you. In a nutshell, it illustrates why we work so hard to protect and expand our tree and woodland resource. Trees are so important to our lives, and they work so hard … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Conservation, Inspiration, Pollution, Protection, Urban, Woodland and water, Woodland creation
Tagged air, asphalt, benefits, building, cooling, doodle, happiness, Health, heat island, nature, nutshell, People, pollution, rain, resource, road, save money, society, soil, temperature, tree, Trees, video, water, why, wood, Woodland, YouTube
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Simon Reeve’s revelations
Allow your mind to conjure up images of the Indian Ocean, what does it see? Beautiful beaches, clear waters and coral reefs perhaps. If you did the same for Madagascar, one of the largest islands in the world, what do you see now? Dense … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Biodiversity, Conservation, Forestry management, Protection, Woodland and water
Tagged Agriculture, BBC, crops, deforestation, farmer, fertility, flood, forest, Indian, iPlayer, lemur, Madagascar, Ocean, reeve, reserve, Seychelles, Simon, sisal, soil, tree, water, wildlife
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Shelter belts and farming in a time of drought
In times of drought, native trees planted as shelter belts can help farmers support crop yields. A review of the impact of shelter on arable and pasture crops has been undertaken for the Woodland Trust by Louise Donnison at Harper Adams … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Climate Change, Conservation, Woodland and water
Tagged Agri-Food Canada, crop yield, crops, drought, evaporation, evapotranspiration, farming, germination, harper Adams University College, irrigation, leaf, Louise Donnison, photosynthesis, shelterbelt, soil, sustainable agriculture, Trees
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