Working with Woodland Owners and Conservation Groups
As Specialists in Sustainable Forestry & woodland management and conservation we work closely with private woodland owners and with wildlife and conservation groups. Operating throughout West Sussex and Hampshire we carry out forestry & woodland management projects and work to increase bio-diversity.
We also carry out woodland planting, track and ride clearance, purchase of standing timber, tree thinning, tree felling and footpath maintenance.
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Tree Planting
MJO Forestry is committed to biodiversity and sustainable forestry management. In the winter months our staff are out planting 1000’s of sapling trees and installing tree guards to ensure woodland regeneration.Biodiversity
Once planting has been completed the establishment phase continues then for at least five years, ensuring the investment of planting is successful.
Tree Thinning & Felling
MJO Forestry carries out tree thinning and felling as part of the cycle of woodland management. Trees for felling are carefully selected and thinning improves the growth rate and health of the remaining trees.Safety Matters
Dangerous trees are selected and felled in order to stay in line with safety regulations. We have an experienced team of cutters and machine operators whom carry out this work.
Footpath & Ride Maintenance
MJO Forestry embarks on a wide variety of work which includes implementing Countryside Stewardship Schemes by maintaining or widening footpaths and rides to ensure that recreational access to the woodland is maintained, and to encourage biodiversity.Safety & Public Access
We work closely with Estate Owners to ensure the trees close to the footpath edge are safe for public access.
Ash Dieback
Ash dieback is impacting all our woodlands across the country. MJO Forestry is playing a major role in the management of safely removing diseased, dead or dying Ash Trees from both public and private land across West Sussex.Ash Tree removal
We have worked with various organisations to tackle the vast and growing problem of Ash Dieback. We continue to plan and work effectively in order to keep our woodlands safe.
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Roadside Operations
Road Side Operation- B2141 In October 2018 MJO Forestry undertook our first Roadside Operation to clear the dangerous Ash Trees from the edge of the road of the B2141, where they were a risk to
Ash Dieback Case Studies
Managing Ash Dieback - Case Studies 2019, In partnership by The Royal Forestry Society
Ash Dieback
Ash Dieback What is Ash Dieback? It is thought that Chalara, or Ash Dieback as it is more commonly referred to, spread to Europe in the 1990s but has only, in the last few
