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Ayot Estate: Villagers worried over tree felling

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Brocket Hall estate has actually commissioned the reducing of trees in a forest location around The Ayot Estate – which forms what was the Western part of the initial Brocket Estate.

Residents required to Facebook to talk about the possibility of tree felling being prohibited as they declare red kites have actually been nesting in the woods.

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Welwyn Hatfield Times: Trees cuts down in the Ayot St Peter area.

Trees reduces in the Ayot St Peter location. (Image: Mary Barton)

Mary Barton, a citizen who was walking when she observed the trees being cut, said: “One of the woods being dropped has red kites nesting for the very first time and on top of this there is big damage to bluebells that individuals originated from miles around to see.

“Villagers are up in arms since this is the height of the bird nesting season. Although it is legal to cut trees at any time of year, it is prohibited to interrupt birds who are nesting or in the procedure of building nests.”

In the UK, bird nesting season is formally from February till August.

Welwyn Hatfield Times: The area of bluebells that were downtrodden by vehicles.The location of bluebells that were downtrodden by lorries. (Image: Mary Barton)

According to Mary, the estate’s forestry supervisor explained that trees are a crop and require to be cut. It is being done at this time since the snow postponed the agreement by a couple of weeks and there is ash dieback in the location.

Ash dieback is fungal illness impacting the typical ash tree.

Welwyn Hatfield Times: The trees cut down in the Ayot St Peter area.The trees lowered in the Ayot St Peter location. (Image: Mary Barton)

Trees or forests in these locations ought to be risk-assessed, monitored and handled to minimize the threat. By law, the owner of land where a tree stands is accountable for the health and wellness of those who might be impacted by that tree.

Mary included: “I did mention that they have actually had from September to February, outside the time of bird nesting activity, to perform tree felling. 

“Farmers are not permitted to cut hedges from March till August since of nesting, so the very same argument ought to use to felling forests. In my view this work ought to not be proceeding.”

According to government guidelines, all wild bird types, their eggs and nests are secured by law. You should constantly attempt to prevent hurting birds or to utilize procedures which do not eliminate or hurt them prior to thinking about taking hazardous action.

Welwyn Hatfield Times: Trees cut down beside Ayot Greenway.Trees lowered next to Ayot Greenway. (Image: Mary Barton)

Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, red kites likewise have additional legal defense. For this bird types it’s likewise an offense to interrupt them while they’re nesting, building a nest, in or near a nest which contains their young.

You might get an unrestricted fine and approximately 6 months in jail for each offense if you’re condemned.

In extraordinary cases the law permits certain exemptions to permit legal activities (such as an advancement with preparing approval) and where preventing damage isn’t possible. 

Mary included: “We have biodiversity, types loss and environment crisis in the UK. We are among the most types poor nations in Europe, possibly on the planet. We lost the last woodcock breeding location in the south of the UK, in Ayot St Peter, due to improper forestry work.”

Welwyn Hatfield Times: The trees felled in the Ayot St Peter are in the last week.The trees dropped in the Ayot St Peter remain in the recently. (Image: Mary Barton)

                                                                                                        

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“I checked out the dropped forest once again and the destruction to the bluebell wood along the south side of the Ayot Greenway near to Ayot Little Green is awful. The ground is deeply churned up and big locations of bluebells are gone.

Welwyn Hatfield Times: Ash dieback is fungal disease affecting the common ash tree. Ash dieback is fungal illness impacting the typical ash tree. (Image: Mary Barton)

“Although it is legal to fell forest at this time of year, with a licence which the Brocket has actually obtained, cutting the forest location at this time of year will unquestionably have an influence on birds and other wildlife and ought to not be performed till the fall season.”

Brocket Hall estate has yet to discuss the tree felling happening.

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