New Blog! Action Oak supported research asks why some oak trees are more vulnerable to storm damage. @kateehalstead.bsky.social sky.social explains all, and why it is so important to do research of this kind.
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Thank you Chris - so pleased to have joined the team!

I’m delighted to share that our new paper identifying drivers of storm damage has been published in Agricultural and Forest Meteorology!

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A huge thank you to @rachelgaulton.bsky.social @salvobonomo.bsky.social @chrisquine.bsky.social @actionoak.bsky.social

Thank you Chris!

Thank you Tom!

Viva passed! Thrilled to have completed my PhD researching the effects of storm damage on oak trees!A huge thanks to @actionoak.bsky.social, @salvobonomo.bsky.social, @drtomlocatelli.bsky.social and to my supervisors @rachelgaulton.bsky.social, Roy Sanderson, Andy Suggitt & @chrisquine.bsky.social!

Kate Halstead from Newcastle University presents "Saving the Oak Treescape from Storm Damage"

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Such a great day at Kew Gardens for the annual @actionoak.bsky.social partner event ‘Oak Health and Plant Biosecurity’!