Hedge Hub Resources
Hedge Hub is the ‘go to’ place for hedgerow knowledge and learning, including 400+ searchable resources. Use the search function or filter tool to guide you. If you’re looking for research papers and reports please use the Research Database.
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Hedgerow Plants
The History, Identification, Usage and Folklore of Wayside Flowers, Grasses and Trees
A guide identifying plants found within hedgerows
LEAF Education
A great opportunity to find out all about farming and the environment, includes a visit to the hedges on the virtual farm, with lots of…
Agroforestry systems of high nature and cultural value in Europe: provision of commercial goods and other ecosystem services
A review of the ecosystem services provided by ten contrasting agroforestry systems
Hedgerows as Ecosystems: Service Delivery, Management, and Restoration
A review of the ecosystem services provided by hedgerows and how hedgerow management and restoration affects these services
Windbreaks in the United States: A systematic review of producer-reported benefits, challenges, management activities and drivers of adoption
A review on the benefits, challenges, management activities and drivers of hedgerow adoption in the United States
Importance of hedgerows
This web-article explains the importances of hedgerows and the various services they provide to society
The Natural Capital of Hedges: Briefing note
The ecosystem services provided by hedges
Hedge fund: executive summary
CPRE’s executive summary of the Organic Research Centre’s report on the impact of increasing UK’s hedgerow network by 40%, along with recommendations for government, local…
Hedge fund: investing in hedgerows for climate, nature and the economy
An evidence based overview of the impact of increasing UK hedgerows by 40% for nature, climate and the economy
Mind the Gap
The hidden threats facing hedgerows, nature and climate
This report investigates the changes that will occur to several hedgerow protections as part of England’s agricultural transition