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A field day in Upper Inagh catchment in Co Clare explored how forestry can play a positive role in enhancing water quality in an area where it is causing damage.
Coillte, Fermoy and None so Hardy Nurseries co-fund a report to determine tree species requirements and seed availability especially for native broadleaves.
While ash and larch are no longer planted, forestry statistics reveal alternative species in a reduced afforestation programme, as birch emerges and alder declines, writes Donal Magner
Ireland imitates the English afforestation model rather than the Scottish approach where vibrant conifer planting enables record-high broadleaf performance, writes Donal Magner.
Early midterm forestry review needed to address the dismal afforestation returns and disappointing felling licences as presented in dashboard data, writes Donal Magner.
Ireland’s afforestation programme should emphasise species diversity based on quality, while acknowledging a dearth of native species compared with other European countries, writes Donal Magner.