Local and global: why are trees and forests important?

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The benefits of trees

I can identify some common British trees, and map some in the local area.

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Mapping trees locally

I can use map information to decide whether a woodland is semi-natural ancient woodland, replanted ancient woodland, or a recent plantation.

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Mapping changes in the UK's forests

I can use maps and data sources to identify changes in the UK's woodlands and forests.

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Global trees and forests

I can identify and locate forests globally using atlases.

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Mapping changes in forests around the world

I can research the significance of forests to local communities.

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Planning tree planting in the local area

I can consider evidence from fieldwork and other sources to find a suitable location to plant trees in the local area.

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Using digital maps to identify forests around the world

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