Sentence examples for forest estate from inspiring English sources

The creation of the public forest estate was as brutal as any other nationalisation.

Prevent the privatisation of the forest estate, something the coalition government has considered.

You could see this principle at work in its attempt to sell off the national forest estate.

"The public forest estate often sets a gold standard in recreational access," said the panel's interim report.

We will consult shortly on proposals for the future of the public forest estate in England only.

They are being captured under licence on the public forest estate in the Scottish highlands and fitted with radio collars so they can be tracked.

Many Britons are deeply attached to their trees as the Tory-led government learned after it tried unsuccessfully to flog off the state-owned forest estate in 2010.

Yet the ITTO's researchers found that only 15% of the permanent forest estate has a management plan, and less than 5% of it is sustainably managed.

The second is from 19 January 2012: "In fact, there never was any intention to dispose of the whole public forest estate".

On top of that the government will sell 15% of its English forest estate in the next four years for about £100m.

Instead he might have promised "a world-class forest estate" in which "walker-led beacon-foundation woodlands" would be managed through "partnerships with a plurality of recreational providers".