A previous proposal that attracted vocal opposition and significant criticism from a group of nearby residents.
One of the 140 trees in the Dale Coppice which were previously condemned with a red paint mark.
Under the latest plan 47 trees will be subject to the work, with 13 of those set to be felled completely. The previous plan could have seen nearly 140 trees chopped down, and residents had been particularly frustrated after red marks appeared on trees which were due to be felled. SGCT chief executive John Brayford said:"Following on from the public meeting and site visits in October last year the Severn Gorge Countryside Trust has listened to and considered the comments from local residents and has reduced and adjusted the approach to the proposed tree works in Dale Coppice.
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