...through the summer, did not make it easy for tree planting and establishment. However despite these challenges, tree planting across England increased. Notable figures from today’s statistics include: The area...
...Simon Bell’s Woodland Design workshops back in 1997 and here I am today, 26 years later delivering those workshops. The workshops set out how applying UKFS guidelines and requirements to...
...that the land within one kilometre of the railway has actually quite low woodland cover... in the region of 10%. Today, Network Rail and the Forestry Commission are together hosting...
...exempt from this. Listed as 'vulnerable to extinction' on the red list for mammals, the hedgehog, along with many other species, requires a call to action. Most hedgehogs today are...
...in the wake of Dutch elm disease face a different threat today, as damaging ash dieback impacts their health. As a nation, we are now making great progress in increasing...
...first phase for implementing this new approach (phase 1a and 1b see table below) will be implemented today (26 February 2024). This will include the shortening of the consultation public...
...estate, still noticeable from its lime lined avenues and arboretum, planted in the Victorian era. Today, its network of public footpaths connect woodland, meadows, streams and Budworth Mere, providing a...
...atmosphere. You can really make a difference. So, why wait? Come join us and launch your career in forestry today! Person planting a tree. Copyright: Forestry England Discover more careers...
...Brown will speak about how the Forestry Commission plays its part in creating and maintaining thriving, resilient treescapes that provide sustainable products, not only for today but for the future....
...spoil heap of Sutton Manor Colliery was transformed into the community woodland we know today. Over 2 million trees were planted, creating a haven for wildlife, the local community and...
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