andibrains
Well-Known Member
Just recieved this regarding one of my FC leases:
I need to make you aware of survey work which will be carried out by
the
forestry commission between now and Tuesday next week.
The surveys
are in connection to the Chalara dieback of ash. Forestry
Commission staff
have to survey at least 4 ash woods in every 10km
square across Scotland and
as a consequence there is a high likelihood
that there could be surveying
activity going on in your permission
area(s).
Anybody shed some light on exactly what Chalara dieback as and why they need to do this work??
I need to make you aware of survey work which will be carried out by
the
forestry commission between now and Tuesday next week.
The surveys
are in connection to the Chalara dieback of ash. Forestry
Commission staff
have to survey at least 4 ash woods in every 10km
square across Scotland and
as a consequence there is a high likelihood
that there could be surveying
activity going on in your permission
area(s).
Anybody shed some light on exactly what Chalara dieback as and why they need to do this work??