Jill Butler

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  The following are among those who have already expressed their interest and support: Graham Bathe (Natural England), Sue Clifford (Common Ground), Professor Mauro Agnoletti (University of Florence), Professor Kenneth Olwig (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Susan Buck (IASC), Kate Ashbrook (Open Spaces Society) Owain Jones (University of Gloucester), Ted Green (Ancient Tree forum), and Jill Butler (Woodland Trust).

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  Many more, however, enjoy no such protection, says Jill Butler, Conservation Policy Officer for both the Woodland Trust and Ancient Tree Federation.

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  Many more, however, enjoy no such protection, says Jill Butler, Conservation Policy Officer for both the Woodland Trust and Ancient Tree Federation.

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  Published on: 5/8/2008    Last Visited: 5/9/2008  

  Jill Butler, conservation policy officer for both the Woodland Trust and Ancient Tree Federation, explains: "We need to increase awareness of how important it is to preserve these wonderful trees amidst developments, protecting a green environment instead of trees disappearing under a sterile landscape."

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  Published on: 7/12/2004    Last Visited: 11/22/2007  

  Tree Preservation Orders alone are not enough, says Jill Butler of the Woodland Trust, because a provision allowing ‘dying trees' to be cut down is being used to destroy perfectly healthy specimens that ‘happen to have a bit of fungus on the trunk'.

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  Jill Butler, of the Woodland Trust, says the Olympics could damage the park without actually meaning to. British Standards guidance recommends against any kind of construction, even tracks or paths, within up to 15 metres of a veteran tree. "The majority of roots are in the top 30 centimetres of the soil," she said. "Lots of horses going across them could cause significant change, and the older the tree, the less it may be able to respond."
  
  The other difficulty with many of the trees is that even if their trunks are more than five metres apart, their branches are too low for a horse and rider to pass beneath. Ms Jevans admitted some "pruning" would be needed With an old tree, according to Jill Butler, that is a potentially lethal operation.

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  Published on: 4/26/2004    Last Visited: 5/16/2006  

  Jill Butler, the Woodland Trust's ancient tree specialist, explains: "We need to find ways to extend and buffer important populations of ancient trees as well as improve financial support to encourage better care.

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  Published on: 1/1/2008    Last Visited: 6/21/2008  

  Jill Butler & Ted Green
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  Jill Butler (Woodland Trust) and Ted Green (Ancient Tree Forum) compare notes from their tree-hunting and - hugging adventures.

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  Published on: 2/23/2006    Last Visited: 3/28/2007  

  Out for a walk in Berkshire "Mr Veteran Tree" Ted Green and Jill Butler of the Woodland Trust came across what appears to be one of the largest Wild Cherry (Prunus avium) ever recorded.

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  Click here to find out more about hedgerows. Photo: Jill Butler Ancient Tree Forum

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