I always find that the arrival of a new year brings with it a new sense of hope and expectation. Unfortunately we still can’t escape from that ever present certainty in farming that there is always ...

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 ...

Cutting down trees affected by ash dieback can pose a serious health risk Diseased ash trees which "effectively explode" while being cut down pose a serious risk to people's safety, forestry ...

Efforts are underway to restore elms through breeding programmes focused on disease-tolerant varieties, such as those led by ...

Record rainfall has helped ash trees recover from dieback this year, the National Trust has said. Trees on some National Trust properties that had been visibly struggling with ash dieback appear ...

Work is under way to fell and replace a number of ash trees in Herefordshire as part of efforts to limit the harm caused by ash dieback disease. Herefordshire Council said more than 6,500 hectares ...

St Hilda’s College is set to plant 5000 trees in Radley Large Wood over the next three years to help protect and diversify ...

Contract hunters have killed thousands of goats in Northland forests since the discovery of kauri dieback disease. In the battle against the spread of kauri dieback disease, most people know the ...