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Dear all,<br>
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Just back from holiday and concur with Allan that in built up
areas it sometimes is extremely difficult to plant new trees -
underground utilities cause major problems and some local
neighbours are not keen on trees.<br>
CambridgePPF is encouraging more tree planting and over its 80
year's of existence has contributed quite a lot to the city's
green fabric.<br>
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We have also responded to the Government's recent call to plant
more trees - see our web site's home page:<br>
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<li><font face="Arial">We have just <b>celebrated the planting
10,000 trees at our Coton Countryside Reserve </b>(recent 5
years) and hoping to plant more i.e. a further orchard of 100
trees is proposed in the next year and more woodland hedge etc
planting in the following years <br>
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Kind regards and happy New Year!<br>
Carolin Göhler</font><br>
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<b><span style="font-weight: bold;">From:</span></b> Allan
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Trees on streets<br>
<br>
Maybe this needs establishing as a local government priority,
especially<br>
when building new roads ?<br>
<br>
We ( East Mill Road Action Group, a residents group in Romsey)
tried very<br>
hard to get new trees planted in Cromwell Road at the same time as<br>
improvements were made to cycling facilities. We argued the case
for<br>
funding, our county councillor put in much effort, as did city
council<br>
officers. However everywhere they tried to plant trees there were
problems<br>
with existing utilities. With the best will in the world it
proved almost<br>
impossible. Maybe trees should be given the same importance as
utilities in<br>
future policy documents ?<br>
allan<br>
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1. Fw: BBC article: "Take cover by saving urban trees"<br>
(Joanna Gordon Clark)<br>
2. Parks and 'Happiness'. Survey (Allan Brigham)<br>
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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 18:54:07 +0000 (GMT)<br>
From: Joanna Gordon Clark <<a
href="mailto:skyclarker@yahoo.co.uk">skyclarker@yahoo.co.uk</a>><br>
To: <a href="mailto:discuss@soscambridge.org.uk">discuss@soscambridge.org.uk</a><br>
Subject: [Discuss] Fw: BBC article: "Take cover by saving urban<br>
trees"<br>
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?????? Joanna <br>
<br>
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Sent: Fri, 3 December, 2010 17:13:46<br>
Subject: Re: [Discuss] BBC article: "Take cover by saving urban
trees"<br>
<br>
<br>
Please forgive typos am in a rush<br>
<br>
I think that so long as trees are consdiered to be moveable,
easily replaced<br>
<br>
objects, they will be treated as that, so not consdiered for their
being<br>
there <br>
or their link to history, or just the benefit of hteir age, but
easily cut<br>
down <br>
and replaced - how can you replace a 1000 yr old yew? - And then,
rather<br>
like <br>
Carbon trading (whihc oculd be seen as facilitating not cutting
back on co2 <br>
emissions), it becomes easier to cut down the old trees on the
vague<br>
assertion <br>
of replacement.<br>
<br>
Our ancestors first lived in trees, or rather perhaps in forests,
then cut<br>
down <br>
a lot for their agriculture, then planted them in graveyards and
parks and<br>
now, <br>
as the pressure grows on space generally and developers are given
far too<br>
free a <br>
rein because of housing pressure,<br>
all big trees it seems are under threat.? personally my experience
tends me<br>
to <br>
the view that the more human beings are invovled in the
'management' of wild<br>
<br>
things, and trees are of course wild, despite?all the horticulture
and so<br>
on, <br>
the more danger there is to the wild things so managed. Lok at
whales, looks<br>
at <br>
any animal population that has had to be 'managed'.?<br>
especially when buyreaucracies are involved because there is
nothing more<br>
alien <br>
the one to the other than bureaucracy and wilderness.??So my
inclination is <br>
almost always to wilderness and untouchable areas.? I am also
eternally<br>
grateful <br>
to those big landowenrs? who have secured the long term life of
trees mostly<br>
and <br>
that which lives in trees, by their simple holding on to land and
not<br>
allowing <br>
things to be cut down.? It may not be democratic and so on, but it
works.?<br>
<br>
Trees - pace Tolkien?- can't move.? Their seed can but they
can't.? So when<br>
I <br>
bought an acre of orchard in smithey fen Cottenham, with no
pitches <br>
or?development going on, I did not anticipate that a careless
and?power<br>
crazy <br>
local council would allow traveller pitches?all round, and would
fail<br>
miserably <br>
to enforce as they were supposed to, so that I lost all my trees
(300,<br>
mature, <br>
plum and pear).? Trees can't move.? <br>
<br>
As regards Alexandra Gardens, those trees link us back to
our?ancestors and<br>
bear <br>
witness, literally to a time when they were planted and to the
people of<br>
that <br>
time, well they do for me.<br>
the sheer size adn age of them tells us something without words.?
thqat is <br>
clear.? Queen anne palnted many of the London plane trees, which
shows you<br>
how <br>
long these trees can live adn how they can carry you back in
time..<br>
<br>
I think planting trees is essential but it needs to be done with a
guarantee<br>
<br>
that those trees will not be disturbed or cut down for a very long
time<br>
indeed - <br>
that is unless they are intended as a crop.? I think all new towns
and<br>
villages <br>
shoudl have tree planting, and that local people should be
encouraged to<br>
plant?a <br>
?tree on the communal land whenever they do something memorable -
i.e move<br>
in, <br>
move out, have a baby, lose a family person, that kind of thing. I
love mr. <br>
Felix Dennis for planting up an entire forest?somewhere in the
middle of <br>
England, just becaue he can but also because?he loves trees.?
Again tho he<br>
can <br>
do this perhaps because he can own the land,?and keep his forst
safe.? <br>
<br>
<br>
we need to be aware that in Bristol, according to one of the
Bristol tree<br>
group, <br>
the council custs down large trees at will and listens not at all
to any<br>
protest <br>
- so while we should not relax because of that, we could be
grateful perhaps<br>
<br>
that we are not faced with the same problems as Bristol.<br>
<br>
Have to go now, but just to say that we are still waiting for the
meeting<br>
with <br>
the council to go over our scientific and technical paper, and
while things<br>
are <br>
ok i believe that?the more publicity and letters and emails go
into the<br>
council <br>
- the whole council that is, the local councillors in all the
wards- the<br>
more <br>
the pressure and support will be on the council.??I think we have
to be <br>
supporting them to do the right thing, rather than criticising
them all the<br>
time <br>
for doing the wrong thing.? Matter of judgement of coure.? Must
go.? Joanna <br>
Gordon Clark<br>
?????? Joanna <br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
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Sent: Thu, 2 December, 2010 11:49:32<br>
Subject: Re: [Discuss] BBC article: "Take cover by saving urban
trees"<br>
<br>
this article also of interest<br>
<a
href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/damian-carrington-blog/2010/dec/01/mil"
target="_blank">http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/damian-carrington-blog/2010/dec/01/mil</a><br>
lion-trees-england?CMP=twt_fd<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
On 1 December 2010 17:56, Lisa Buchholz <<a
href="mailto:pale.aquamarine@googlemail.com">pale.aquamarine@googlemail.com</a>><br>
wrote:<br>
<br>
So topical! <br>
><br>
>So how come we can't get all these tree-choppers to understand
it's not<br>
what we <br>
>want??? Even the environment secretary seems to get it: There
was an<br>
article <br>
>(which you can't look at free online, unfortunately) by the
Sunday Times's <br>
>Environmental Editor about a new program for "a million trees
to be planted<br>
in <br>
>Britain's most deprived urban areas".? Funding is ? 9 m,
administered by<br>
Defra, <br>
>with Woodland Trust (which is already doing this I think)
planting a lot of<br>
<br>
>them. <br>
><br>
><br>
>"With just 12% native woodland cover, compared to the European
average of<br>
44%, <br>
>every one of us is impoverished by a lack of trees in our
landscape. As <br>
>individuals, groups and communities we can each take action to
improve<br>
where we <br>
>live and contribute to a bigger vision" - Woodland Trust.<br>
><br>
>Lisa Buchholz <br>
><br>
><br>
><br>
>On 1 December 2010 17:19, John Lawton <<a
href="mailto:john@lawton.me.uk">john@lawton.me.uk</a>> wrote:<br>
><br>
>This is a good read, including the comments:<br>
>><br>
>><a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7271725.stm"
target="_blank">http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7271725.stm</a><br>
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From: "Allan Brigham" <<a
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Subject: [Discuss] Parks and 'Happiness'. Survey<br>
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The link to the Editorial may be useful for those looking for the
right<br>
language to advocate the value of green spaces.<br>
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The Survey may influence the government in its attitude towards
funding for<br>
park maintenance and improvement.<br>
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From: <a href="mailto:latest@green-space-updates.org.uk">latest@green-space-updates.org.uk</a><br>
Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2010 12:56:35 +0000<br>
Subject: Happiness index; good for green spaces<br>
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Dear supporter<br>
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As we all know, green spaces have an immense impact on our overall<br>
happiness. Not only do they impact our health, fitness and
emotional<br>
wellbeing, they also contribute to our communities, air quality,
nature,<br>
freedom and our children's sense of adventure and independence -
the list<br>
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GreenSpace's latest<br>
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editorial<br>
commends the happiness index recently proposed by the government.
We urge<br>
access to high quality green space to be added to the happy list
of<br>
indicators. In order to get the importance of green space
recognised and<br>
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survey<br>
compiled by the Office for National Statistics, which asks what
matters most<br>
in people's lives and what is important for measuring the nation's<br>
wellbeing. <br>
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Those who feel that local parks and green spaces contribute to
their overall<br>
health, wellbeing and happiness must communicate this opinion.
More details<br>
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