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Statement on financial assistance for owners of woodlands damaged in this years storms towards restoration. - Includes fact that forest windblow action committee report & full details of administrative arrangements for new supplement in a Forestry Commission leaflet in Library (Dep 6012 & 6052).
Statement on financial assistance for owners of woodlands damaged in this years storms towards restoration. - Includes fact that forest windblow action committee report & full details of administrative arrangements for new supplement in a Forestry Commission leaflet in Library (Dep 6012 & 6052).
Statement outlining Govt's conclusions on the recommendations made by the House of Commons Select Committee on Agriculture & by the Forest Windblow Action Committee for further financial assistance for the restoration of woodlands damaged by the storm of 16 October 1987. - (Response to be placed in Library.)
Statement outlining Govt's conclusions on the recommendations made by the House of Commons Select Committee on Agriculture & by the Forest Windblow Action Committee for further financial assistance for the restoration of woodlands damaged by the storm of 16 October 1987. - (Response to be placed in Library.)
If there will be any nature conservancy involvement in committee dealing with windblow problems & if Nature Conservancy Council will be represented on this committee.
If there will be any nature conservancy involvement in committee dealing with windblow problems & if Nature Conservancy Council will be represented on this committee.
To prevent the continuance of routine thinning of forests, especially in southern England, until the bulk of the trees brought down by the recent hurricane have been disposed of.
To prevent the continuance of routine thinning of forests, especially in southern England, until the bulk of the trees brought down by the recent hurricane have been disposed of.