8 Replies to “ Keeping The Trees Clean - Various - This Is R.A.S.H. UK & Ireland (Part 1) (CD) ”

1. Sep 08,  · Across all sections of society, more than 70 organisations and local community groups have worked together to help people across the UK demonstrate the important role trees .

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2. Jul 07,  · Ireland is ramping up its response to the climate crisis by planting forests – lots of forests. East, west, north, south, the plan is to plant forests, the more the better. With enough trees.

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3. Sep 10,  · This guide covers the preservation and management of trees and woodland environments on farmland, the creation of significant new areas of woodland and the different funding schemes available.

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4. Trees on the Land is a cross-border initiative covering the 32 counties of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. We work with farmers, smallholders, community groups, councils, schools, colleges and other landowners to co-ordinate hundreds of planting sites to accommodate trees each year.

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5. Many lists of trees of Great Britain and Ireland have been written. There are a number of issues surrounding the inclusion of a species in such a list. As can be seen from the outline of debate below, there is no 'correct' list of trees of Britain and Ireland.

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6. Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia)Where to find it: a lso known as mountain ash, rowan is most common at higher altitudes. Widespread across the UK, but most common in the north and west. How to identify: distinctive serrated leaflets that are found in pairs, giving the leaves a feather-like appearance. Did you know: rowan trees were once widely planted as a protection from witches.

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7. Why Ireland has no Trees According to the academic Dr. Richard O’Hanlon the causes behind Ireland’s deforestation are numerous, intertwining and historic. O’Hanlon notes that just 10% of Ireland is under forest cover and, as we’ve stated in the past, it’s understood that just 1% of that is made-up of native Irish trees.

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8. Seed dispersal: 5 ways trees spread their seeds. Amy Lewis • Trees have found several ingenious ways to ensure their seeds are spread far and wide. Some use wind or water, some use explosive force, and some hitch a ride on passing animals. We look at each of these clever methods. Discover seed dispersal.

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