Train Hugger Planting Projects

North Yorkshire Spruce

North Yorkshire Spruce

Conversion of Spruce plantations to mixed woodland for biodiversity and timber

In this innovative project in North Yorkshire the owners are converting a spruce plantation to a diverse mix of tree species to build in resilience against climate change, help protect against pests and diseases and improve the woodland for local wildlife.

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