Tree planting initiatives take rootDevon County Council has teamed up with the Woodland Trust and the Devon Ash Dieback Resilience Forum to encourage communities and landowners to take part in free tree planting initiatives
Pupils from St Leonard’s Primary School and representatives from the Devon Youth Parliament will be helping to plant ten trees on Friday 29 November at County Hall
“My tree, my responsibility” campaign launched to tackle Ash diebackDevon County Council has launched its “My tree, my responsibility” campaign, supported by the Devon Ash Dieback Resilience Forum, to encourage landowners with ash trees to inspect them for Ash dieback
Devon County Council is supporting the landowner at Lower Ashculme Farm near Hemyock to plant a small copse of native, broadleaved trees and shrubs, to replace trees that will be lost through Ash dieback
Around 26 Ash dieback infected trees will be removed from alongside stretches of the North Devon Link Road
Plans to manage the risk of Ash dieback in Devon to protect public safety have been approved by councillors
A report to Devon County Council’s Cabinet is recommending additional tree inspections are carried out in Devon in order to manage the risk of Ash dieback
