Woodlands Around Towns Boost Community Wellbeing and Environmental Resilience
The research discusses how to create and manage woodlands near towns. It covers choosing the right trees, involving local communities, and caring for new and existing forests. The scientists studied two cases: a new woodland called Freckland Wood, and an established one called Belvoir Park Forest. They looked at how to make successful woodlands for specific purposes. The key points include deciding what trees to plant, working with local people, and maintaining healthy forests. The researchers also explored ways to create and manage woodlands that suit the needs of different areas.