Guidance

Managing ash trees affected by ash dieback: operations note 46a

Supplementary guidance for land managers who are responsible for individual and small groups of ash trees that are likely to be infected by ash dieback.

• From: Forestry Commission
• Published: 9 August 2019

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Managing ash trees affected by ash dieback: operations note 46a

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Managing ash trees affected by ash dieback: operations note 46a

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Operations note 46a Appendix 1 - Example: A tree inspection checklists

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16-page document covering:

• Purpose
• Background
• Current advice
• The Forestry Act 1967
• Preparing for action
• Advice on managing individual ash trees
• Restocking after tree felling
• Other legislation and tree protection
• Sources of further advice
• Appendix 1 - Example: A tree inspection checklists

Published 9 August 2019