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Project Launch
The LIFE in the Ravines partnership project, led by Natural England, will tackle the threat that ash dieback poses to the forested river valleys of the Peak District.
On Site with Restoration Worker Helen
Interview Helen from the Natural England, Life in the Ravines project; who was recently included in the Forestry Commission’s recent campaign, ‘Women in Forestry, The Lumberjills’ Story.
Harper Students Gain Ecology Experience
During June and July 2023, Harper Adams University supported Natural England in the delivery of a £5 million woodland restoration project across the Peak District Dales.
Planting for the Future
The five-year LIFE in the Ravines project is an exciting partnership, centred within the Tilio-Acerion, ravine woodlands of the Peak District Dales Special Area of Conservation (SAC).
Working With the Living Ash Project
We're playing a key role in helping secure the future of the ash tree by supporting the Living Ash Project. Including Future Trees Trust, the project is collecting samples of ash that show resistance to ash dieback.
Funding and Partnership
LIFE in the Ravines is funded by the EU LIFE Programme
The project partnership includes Chatsworth Estate, The National Trust, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust and the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust.
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