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Free Reports
- The Implications of Transformation to CCF for Timber Quality and Log Supply in the UK A copy (unpublished) of this report by Elspeth Macdonald and Barry Gardiner is available free on request.
Available free on request.
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- Environmental Volunteering This project was carried out by Forest Research and Deakin University, Australia. The project focused on practical environmental volunteering to explore what motivates people to become involved and what benefits they gain. The potential barriers to getting and staying involved were also examined. A fuller account is presented on www.forestresearch.gov.uk/fr/INFD-7GDHD3 and a summary and copies of the full report may be downloaded from that web site.
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- Annual Report 2006-2007
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- Ecological Principles Underpinning Forest Landscape Restoration PhD study completed at Bournemouth University examined the applicability of landscape scale approaches to woodland restoration in relation to the ecological characteristics of invertebrates. The factors influencing the presence of wood cricket (Nemobius sylvestris) within the landscape on the Isle of Wight were examined. The final report is available from the Scottish Forestry Trust, but meanwhile a series of manuscripts have been prepared and submitted in scientific journals.
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- Forest Industries Recruitment & Retention Strategy The recommendations from this study include the need for recruitment processes that engage women such as flexible working opportunities, part-time working and supporting women returning to work from maternity leave. More positive female role models within industry and more information of opportunities including training/apprenticeships would help recruitment. A final report is available from the Trust, but associated publications and fuller information may be obtained from Dr Dan Ridley-Ellis, Centre for Timber Engineering, Napier University.
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- List of Completed Projects
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Priced Reports
- A Pleasure in Scottish Trees by Alistair Scott (2002). A delightful collection of observations and anecdotes of 100 tree sites throughout Scotland. Lively text enhanced with 22 line drawings by Heather Insh. This book encourages one to visit these sites.
Price from the Trust £12.99.
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- Tall Trees and Small Woods by W.E.S Mutch.
Published by Mainstream (1998). Available from the Trust and bookshops priced £20.00. This is an excellent book for anyone who would like to do more with trees and woodland, but who needs guidance on how to get started and manage them.
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- Locations of Populations of Scottish Native Trees by S. McG. Wilson, D.C. Malcolm, and D Rook (2000). Available from the Trust at £12.50.
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