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Storm Dave brings disruptive and potentially damaging winds across Scotland, with the MET office issuing yellow and amber warnings through Saturday into Easter Sunday morning and across the weekend.  Peak gusts of 50-60 mph will be possible fairly widely, with 60-70 mph in more exposed areas. There is a slight chance of even stronger gusts of 80-90 mph in such exposed areas for a time. Please take care. and refer to our guidance on preparing for storms. We recommend woodland managers and owners read the Scottish Windblow Contingency Plan, while guidance is also available on managing storm damaged trees.

The management of individual ash trees affected by ash dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus) in Scotland

Last updated :28 Oct 2024

Topic: Manage forests

Sub topic: Tree Health

Summary

Practical advice for land managers, including householders and practitioners, who have responsibility for the management of individual and small groups of ash trees, such as those in hedgerows, verges, church yards, gardens and parks. This guidance is designed to help with planning for and managing ash dieback. It can also be used for ash trees in woodland situations if they pose a risk to public safety.

The management of individual ash trees affected by ash dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus) in Scotland

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