Save the forests
Lupton, M.
Save the forests - Regeneration and Renewal 4 March 2005, 20-21(2) .
Considers the future of Britain's 12 community forests over the next two years as central government funding ceases and they have to make a switch to regional and local revenue sources. Local authorities are likely to continue making significant financial contributions and government will carry on playing an albeit more indirect role. Each of the forests has prepared a succession planning framework setting out their future strategies, some seeking to establish trusts or development companies that will allow forests to earn money. Provides a brief history of the community forests.
MANCHESTER
URBAN FRINGE
COMMUNITY FORESTS
REGENERATION
WOODLAND
Save the forests - Regeneration and Renewal 4 March 2005, 20-21(2) .
Considers the future of Britain's 12 community forests over the next two years as central government funding ceases and they have to make a switch to regional and local revenue sources. Local authorities are likely to continue making significant financial contributions and government will carry on playing an albeit more indirect role. Each of the forests has prepared a succession planning framework setting out their future strategies, some seeking to establish trusts or development companies that will allow forests to earn money. Provides a brief history of the community forests.
MANCHESTER
URBAN FRINGE
COMMUNITY FORESTS
REGENERATION
WOODLAND