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Forestry Commission
(redirected from Forest Enterprise)

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Forestry Commission (Brit), Forestry Service (US)
n → Forstverwaltung f
Forestry Commission n → Corpo forestale dello Stato
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Simon Hodgson, chief executive of Forest Enterprise England, said: "Butterflies and moths are known to be valuable indicators of the changes affecting the wider countryside and recent studies suggest that a large number of species are in rapid decline.
Strategy helps butterflies and moths by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Central government The district offices of Forest Enterprise, part of the Forestry Commission, are in Corby.
Corby's on track to improve its 'yob capital' reputation by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
A Sea King helicopter from RAF Boulmer and a private helicopter commissioned by Forest Enterprise flew together for several hours, scooping up water from a nearby lake in giant buckets and tipping it.
Flaming hot; BANK HOLIDAY WILDFIRES AND WE ATHER by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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