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Prunus avium, photograph illustrating A) suberins resistance to decay (bark is suberised) and B) thier habitat potential (bats love flaky bark for an overnight stopover)

 

So long as some nutter does not come along and boot all the habitat off to make a video!!!:sneaky2::001_tt2:

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It appears many arbs are still unaware of the fact some fungi and the habitat they live on/in is protected by law! A comment made by an arb at the Capel show highlighted this so it is repeated here for those who still remain oblivious to the protection and therefore implications involved (fines etc)

 

The AA (Arboricultural Association) have a guidance book for protected species and is avaliable @ Guidance Note 10 ? Protected Species and Arboriculture

 

This is not an exhuastive manual but will be a good intro into the subect of protected species.

 

you may find further information @ various specialist sites or universaly ' the Joint nature conservation comity website JNCC - Adviser to Government on Nature Conservation

 

It is very important you understand the ecology of trees and the associated organisms, worst case scenario being some nerd down the road (me) will have something to say about the situation!

 

so up your game guys, not for me, not for avoidance of fines but for nature.

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