2019 In The Mersey Forest News The Mersey Forest The mersey forest is continuing to look for areas of land across cheshire and merseyside that would be suitable for planting. if you are a landowner with land that could be suitable, the mersey forest's experienced woodland advisors can visit you on site and provide advice on woodland design, species selection, funding and ongoing maintenance. The mersey forest plan sets out the long term and strategic guide to the work we do and how we work with partners to achieve this. we are just starting to refresh the plan for 2025, to make sure that it remains relevant and reflects the changing needs of our communities, the ongoing climate and nature emergencies and new developments taking place in the area.
Refreshing The Mersey Forest Plan News The Mersey Forest The mersey forest is making merseyside and n.cheshire one of the best places in the country to live creating woodlands and helping people explore nature. We're making merseyside and north cheshire one of the best places in the country to live working together to create woodlands and help people explore the n. The report, commissioned by the northern forest partnership and conducted by liverpool john moores university, found enough trees had been planted to fill more than 4,000 football pitches. Mersey forest director, paul nolan, said: “we are delighted with the support offered to our partnership through the green recovery challenge fund, which will help us to deliver a portfolio of ambitious nature boosting projects across merseyside and cheshire. from creating pollinator corridors across liverpool city centre, improving habitats.
Autumn At Risley Moss News The Mersey Forest The report, commissioned by the northern forest partnership and conducted by liverpool john moores university, found enough trees had been planted to fill more than 4,000 football pitches. Mersey forest director, paul nolan, said: “we are delighted with the support offered to our partnership through the green recovery challenge fund, which will help us to deliver a portfolio of ambitious nature boosting projects across merseyside and cheshire. from creating pollinator corridors across liverpool city centre, improving habitats. Ben fogle, ambassador to the wwf and un patron of the wilderness, returns to the mersey forest in the uk to chat with sophie bray, senior woodland advisor, a. Paul nolan, director of the mersey forest, said: "we have been growing the mersey forest for more than 25 years and are delighted that cheshire east council has joined us. "we are looking forward to helping them on their journey to becoming carbon neutral by 2025 and supporting new woodland planting in their borough.
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