RedOne

Hi, I am looking for some advice on how to improve an area of hillside with the majority of stock being Ash with Dieback that has grown to tall for the soil that its grown up in. Last year after storms around March a large percentage of the stock was damaged which left a lot of them uprooted and hung up. Most of the stock over the years has grown tall not out causing the 'Twiglet' effect and then after April it looked like a tub of twiglets had been thrown on the ground. I would imagine through better management and the introduction of some broadleaf species improvement over time could be made. I would also presume that reduction of height and targeted felling would reduced risk on any other stock. Any thoughts would be welcome. Thanks