Guidance

Ash dieback on the Ministry of Defence Estate

Ash dieback affects ash trees across the country and has infected many woodlands across the Ministry of Defence (MOD) training estate.

From:
Ministry of Defence and Defence Infrastructure Organisation
PublishedPublished:
17 January 2020
Last updatedupdated:
1110 MarchAugust 20252026 — See all updates

Documents

Ash dieback on the Ministry of Defence estate

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Tyneham Village forestry work notice: 9 to 30 December 2022

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Everleigh Training Area forestry work notice: 8 November 2021 to 28 January 2022

PDF, 106 KB, 1 page

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Langport Training Area forestry work notice: 20 September to 15 October 2021

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Langport Training Area forestry work notice: 20 September 2021 to 15 October 2021

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More information

More information about Ash dieback, and what to do if trees on your land are affected can be found on the Forest Research website. The DIO and Landmarc are also working closely with Wiltshire Council to manage the effect on roads and any potential road closures.

Contact

This page will be updated as new information becomes available.

If you have any questions or concerns about this issue you should contact nsc@landmarc.mod.uk or telephone 0800 022 3334.

Updates to this page

Published 17 January 2020

Last updated 1110 MarchAugust 20252026 + show— Show all updates

    3. Updated 'Ash dieback on the Ministry of Defence estate' attachment to include details of upcoming felling and road closures on Bovington Training Area.

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