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branches, and roots.
Read the symptom guide (PDF, 3.52 MB, 8 pages) which illustrates some of the symptomatic
trees from which Phytophthora pluvialis has been detected in the UK.
Reporting Sightings
Please remain vigilant for signs of Phytophthora pluvialis. If you think you have spotted signs
of this disease anywhere in Great Britain then please tell us using TreeAlert.
Report suspected sightings in Northern Ireland using Treecheck, the all-Ireland tree pest
reporting tool.
The Plant Health (Phytophthora pluvialis) Demarcated Area Notices
A risk assessment has been done by the UK Plant Health Risk Group, which has concluded
that Phytophthora pluvialis meets the criteria to be classified as a GB quarantine pest for
regulatory purposes. To protect England against this disease, under powers conferred by The
Official Controls (Plant Health and Genetically Modified Organisms) (England) Regulations 2019,
the Forestry Commission has introduced demarcated areas around the confirmed outbreak
sites, and introduced movement restrictions on materials capable of spreading the disease
using Notices. Three demarcated areas are currently in place:
Demarcated Area No.8 Notice comes into force on 4 March 2022 replacing the Notice No.6
(PDF, 294 KB, 5 pages) which was issued on 20 January 2022 and applies to parts of Cornwall
and Devon. The Demarcated Area No.8 (PDF, 1.42 MB, 1 page) covers parts of Cornwall and
Devon within the boundaries shown in the demarcated area and within Notice No.8 (PDF, 340
KB, 5 pages), which also contains a description of the boundary
Demarcated Area No.7 Notice comes into force on 27 January 2022 replacing the Notice No.5
(PDF, 290 KB, 5 pages) which was issued on 3 December 2021 and applies to parts of Cumbria.
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Read the symptom guide (PDF, 3.52 MB, 8 pages) which illustrates some of the symptomatic
trees from which Phytophthora pluvialis has been detected in the UK.
Reporting Sightings
Please remain vigilant for signs of Phytophthora pluvialis. If you think you have spotted signs
of this disease anywhere in Great Britain then please tell us using TreeAlert.
Report suspected sightings in Northern Ireland using Treecheck, the all-Ireland tree pest
reporting tool.
The Plant Health (Phytophthora pluvialis) Demarcated Area Notices
A risk assessment has been done by the UK Plant Health Risk Group, which has concluded
that Phytophthora pluvialis meets the criteria to be classified as a GB quarantine pest for
regulatory purposes. To protect England against this disease, under powers conferred by The
Official Controls (Plant Health and Genetically Modified Organisms) (England) Regulations 2019,
the Forestry Commission has introduced demarcated areas around the confirmed outbreak
sites, and introduced movement restrictions on materials capable of spreading the disease
using Notices. Three demarcated areas are currently in place:
Demarcated Area No.8 Notice comes into force on 4 March 2022 replacing the Notice No.6
(PDF, 294 KB, 5 pages) which was issued on 20 January 2022 and applies to parts of Cornwall
and Devon. The Demarcated Area No.8 (PDF, 1.42 MB, 1 page) covers parts of Cornwall and
Devon within the boundaries shown in the demarcated area and within Notice No.8 (PDF, 340
KB, 5 pages), which also contains a description of the boundary
Demarcated Area No.7 Notice comes into force on 27 January 2022 replacing the Notice No.5
(PDF, 290 KB, 5 pages) which was issued on 3 December 2021 and applies to parts of Cumbria.
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