'Consultations in Bristol seem just to be a box ticking exercise'
Bristol Tree Forum secretary Vassili Papastavrou says submitting comments is sometimes not enough
Source: bristol247.com
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Allotmenteers resist council's 'draconian' new rules
Plot holders are concerned about tree felling and nature-friendly growing constraints
Source: bristol247.com
Tories and Greens join forces to call out continued threats to Yew Tree Farm
Contractors with chainsaws cut a 12-foot gap in the hedgerow at Bristol's last working farm on November 7
Source: bristol247.com
City centre could become 'tree desert'
Bristol Tree Forum say our city "will be destroyed" if the draft Local Plan is adopted
Source: bristol247.com
How to tend to the trees in your garden
Experts offer advice on how to care for your trees, including when to prune, how to mulch and why fungi aren’t as scary as you might think
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Campaigners claim protections on wildlife havens 'incorrectly' ignored
A planning report on a controversial development did not mention the whole area was a Site of Nature Conservation Interest
Source: bristol247.com
'Will councillors honour their promise to protect Bristol's green spaces?'
Mark Ashdown warns we're in danger of losing protections for greenbelt land and open spaces
Source: bristol247.com
Farmer blames council 'incompetence' for latest threat to livelihood
Part of a historic hedgerow could be removed in order to build a new gate for an access route to a field that houses might be built on
Source: bristol247.com
'The Bristol Zoo development will result in a biodiversity net loss'
Mark Ashdown of Bristol Tree Forum says the development of the Clifton site would see a profound loss of trees
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Source: bristol247.com
A new start after 60: I returned to my childhood home – and rediscovered a lost passion
After winning a Bafta for his film work, Mark Frith felt the only way was down. Then he began to draw again, spending two months sketching a tree he had once played in. It was the start of a whole new career
Source: theguardian.com