Introducing BAC-STOP

BAC-STOP: Advancement of control and knowledge to save threatened oak and protect them for future generations. We will investigate the microbial and vector biology as well as the community impact of Acute Oak Decline.

- Please download a project summary (PDF)

- Press Release about BAC-STOP from Forest Research news team.
- Press Release about BAC-STOP from Future Tree Trust news team.

Read about news from the BAC-STOP team.

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Meet the Team

Sandra Denham, Forest Research. Project Leader and WP2 leader.

Jozsef Vuts, Rothamsted Research. WP1 Leader

Elena Vanguelova, Forest Reearch. WP2.

Liz O'Brien, Forest Research. WP3 Leader.

Bridget Crampton, Forest Research. WP4 leader.

Daegan Inward, Forest Research. WP1

John Caulfield, Rothamsted Research. WP1

Michael Crampton, University of Bangor. WP1

Nathan Brown, Woodland Heritage. WP1, WP2 and WP3.

Katy Reed, Forest Research. WP1.

Mark Oram, Forest Research. WP1 and WP4.

Marine Cambon, Bangor University. WP1 and WP2.

Gareth Thomas, Rothasted Research. WP1

James McDonald, University of Bangor. WP2

Jason Finch, Aberystwyth University. WP2

Manfred Beckmann, Aberystwyth University. WP2

John Draper, Aberystwyth University, WP2.

Liz Richardson, Forest Research. WP2.

Francesca Boyd, Forest Research. WP3

Mariella Marzano, Forest Research. WP3.

Michael Dunn, Forest Research. WP3.

Peter Crow, Forest Research. WP3.

Suzy Sancisi-Frey, Forest Research. WP3.

Ana Perez-Sierra, Forest Research. WP4.

Carrie Brady, UWE Bristol. WP4.

Dawn Arnold, Harper Adams. WP4.

Sundeep Kaur, Forest Research. WP4.

Anparasy Kajamuhan. Forest Research. WP4.

Our Publications and Protocols

Find more details about BAC-STOP outputs on our Publications page.