Articles from COFORD-funded research that have been published in the Science Spin magazine:
Keeping Irish ash trees pure - Gerry Douglas - Issue 31 (2008)
The afforestation of the Bord na Mona cutaway bogs - the BOGFOR project - Ted Farrell - Issue 30 (2008)
Controlling pine weevil with natural enemies - Aoife Dillon - Issue 29 (2008)
The economic benefits of real-time GPS fleet tracking for timber hauliers - Ger Devlin - Issue 28 (2008)
Mulch mats - a novel way for trees to outgrow weeds - Nick McCarthy - Issue 27 (2008)
The importance of adapting Irish woodlands to climate chang e - Duncan Ray - Issue 26 (2008)
Grey invasion (squirrels in Ireland) - Geoff Hamilton - Issue 25 (2007)
Management for biodiversity in Ireland's contemporary forests - Sandra Irwin - Issue 24 (2007)
Functional biodiversity - understanding how forest ecosystems work - Tom Bolger - Issue 23 (2007)
Managing forests and predicting windthrow risk in Ireland - Aine Ni Dhubhain - Issue 22 (2007)
Forests, the economy and society - Aine Ni Dhubhain - Issue 21 (2007)
New forestry publications from COFORD - Lauren MacLennan - Issue 20 (2007)
Ireland's high frontier - epiphytes in plantation forests - Linda Coote - Issue 19 (2006)
A new approach to modelling forest growth in Ireland - Paddy Purser - Issue 18 (2006)
Forests and climate change mitigation and adaptation - Kevin Black - Issue 17 (2006)
Wood modification - the alternative to heavy metal impregnation - Colin Birkinshaw - Issue 16 (2006)
Trees in 3D - Enda Keane - Issue 15 (2006)