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  • Home
  • About WrEN
    • Who we are
    • The history of WrEN
    • Study design
    • Wildlife & habitat surveys
    • Contact
  • Funding & Support
  • Outputs
  • Related projects
    • TreE PlaNat
    • Restoring Resilient Ecosystems
    • Temporal & spatial spillovers
    • Woodland soils
    • Trees outside Woodlands
    • Woodland bats & landscape context
  • Blog
Related projects
Since the initiation of WrEN in 2013, we have expanded the breadth and scope of our original plans to: 1) incorporate other restored habitats (e.g. RestREco); 2) other approaches to woodland creation including socio-ecological considerations (e.g. TreE PlaNAT); 3) consideration of potential temporal and spatial spill-overs influencing woodland biodiversity. We also host a number of PhD projects working on a range of questions relating to woodland restoration. Click on the dropdown box for Related Projects above, or on the project titles below to find out more information. 

  • TreE PlaNat: Stakeholder perceptions and socio-ecological consequences of treescape expansion through planting & natural colonisation
  • RestREco: Restoring Resilient Ecosystems 
  • Evaluating the costs and benefits of landscape-scale conservation approaches in farmed landscapes
  • How does woodland restoration influence the biodiversity and ecosystem functioning of agricultural soils?
  • Does woodland use by foraging bats depend on landscape context? Implications for woodland creation schemes



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