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National Forestry Stakeholder Group discussion paper - Building Resilient Future Forests

Last updated :28 Oct 2024

Topic: About

Summary

This paper gives a background to building resilience in our forests and woodlands as part of wider work on climate and landscape resilience, to:

  • inform discussions on how policy and practice could evolve to support the vision set out in Scotland’s Forestry Strategy (along with wider Scottish Government objectives)
  • create more resilient forest and woodland ecosystems by 2070

National Forestry Stakeholder Group discussion paper - Building Resilient Future Forests

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