A coordinated response to the oak processionary moth outbreak
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Oak Processionary Moth can cause serious harm to Oak trees. Discover what actions were taken this year when an outbreak occurred.
Oak Processionary Moth can cause serious harm to Oak trees. Discover what actions were taken this year when an outbreak occurred.
Find out what we're doing to prevent the Xylella disease coming into the UK and how you can play a part in helping to stop its spread.
As the Forestry Commission celebrates its centenary, find out why the Tree Champion, Sir William Worsley, believes that creating resilient forests should be our focus for the next 100 years.
Dr Vicky West, Woodland Carbon Code Manager for Scottish Forestry, explains what the Woodland Carbon Code is and why now is a great time time to sign up to it if you are thinking about creating woodland.
Where to find us at The Game Fair this year and what we'll be talking about
Find out who the winners of the 11th annual London Tree and Woodland Awards are.
As the next HS2 Woodland Fund application deadline approaches find out about the process of applying.
We're holding a free workshop on the HS2 Woodland Fund. Here we've given more information on what to expect.
Sarah Jeffrey, Action Oak Project Manager, writes a guest blog looking back on the last year of the Action Oak partnership and what it has achieved so far.
Jim C Smith, our National Urban Forestry Advisor, has worked in forestry for most of his life and much of that has been within urban forestry. He talks about his career and gives his view on why urban forestry is so important to all of us.