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Chalara dieback - Managing ash trees

Author:  Forestry Commission
  14/02/2013
Last Updated:  10/12/2015

The Forestry Commission have recently created a webpage offering practical guidance for arborists regarding the management of ash trees in the light of Chalara fraxinea. This page can be viewed at:

www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/INFD-92PJKX