APSE Scotland Ash Dieback Workshop
Thursday 1 September 2022
Online Event
Presentations
Ash Dieback: What is the extent of the issue?
Clari Burrell, Tree Health Policy Implementation Officer, Scottish Forestry and Jon Stokes, Director of Trees, Science and Research, Tree Council
Local Authority Case Studies: West Lothian Council
Jane Begg, Tree and Woodland Officer, West Lothian Council
Local Authority Case Studies: Devon County Council
Bob Stevenson, Devon Tree Officer – Highways Tree Safety Team, Devon County Council
Resources
The Tree Council - Ash Dieback: An Action Plan Toolkit for Scotland
APSE briefing 22-23 Ash Dieback survey results 2022
The Living Ash Project website
Scottish Forestry - Felling permission for ash dieback
National Tree Safety Group: Common sense risk management of trees
APSE is hosting an online seminar on ash dieback on 21 September. Click here for more details.
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