Managing Chalara ash dieback in LondonThis leaflet provides some practical advice on managing Chalara’s impacts on biodiversity and the landscape, protecting economic returns from timber production, safeguarding the public, compliance with legislation, identifying trees which show resistance to the disease, and increasing the resilience of our woodlands.

It focuses on how we manage the decline of ash in the landscape and woodlands, and is intended for use by local and highway authorities, private tree and woodland owners, and tree-care contractors.

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Members can attend, for free, the LTOA meetings which are held four times a year and cover a wide range of tree related matters.

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