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Making sure we have trees to coppice and wood to carve?
by Compostwoman 21st March 2010, 12:19 pm
Ok so we all like green wood work but to do that we need trees, right?
In the next Parliament, the Woodland Trust believes that all political
parties should commit to creating new native woods and planting trees as
a means of tackling contemporary challenges such as climate change
mitigation and adaptation, wildlife loss and enhancing public health.
Using
a simple form, you can support The Woodland Trust by emailing your
general election candidates.
Form HERE
In the next Parliament, the Woodland Trust believes that all political
parties should commit to creating new native woods and planting trees as
a means of tackling contemporary challenges such as climate change
mitigation and adaptation, wildlife loss and enhancing public health.
Using
a simple form, you can support The Woodland Trust by emailing your
general election candidates.
Form HERE
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