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Leaflets and links

The following links and leaflets might be of interest:

Care and Protection of Trees leaflets

  • Care and Protection of Trees Part A (PDF) - Benefits of trees
  • Care and Protection of Trees Part B (PDF) - How to avoid damaging trees
  • Care and Protection of Trees Part C (PDF) - Tree Preservation Orders, Conservation Areas and felling licences

Other useful leaflets

  • Protected Trees - A Guide to Tree Preservation Procedures (opens new window)
  • The future for Veteran Trees (opens new window)
  • The right hedge for you - a guide to choosing a garden hedge (opens new window)

Useful links

(all open in new window):

  • The Forestry Commission
  • Arboricultural Association
  • The Ancient Tree Forum
  • Natural England
  • Department for Communities and Local Government
  • The Bat Conservation Trust
  • The Royal Forestry Society
  • The Institute of Chartered Foresters
  • The Landscape Institute
  • The Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981
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The Lake District National Park Authority looks after this unique corner of England, encouraging people to enjoy and understand its beauty and helping those who live and work here. Our staff include rangers and field workers, advisers at our visitor centres, planners, ecologists and event organisers.

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