...do now to get ready to apply? In order to get ready to apply, there are some steps you can take now to apply for both LATF and UTCF: Register...
...and then lose their leaves. If you own a woodland, it's also the ideal time to get out and make sure it's in the best health to get through the...
...As part of targets to reach net zero, the government has committed to treble tree planting rates in England by 2025 and increase planting across the UK to 30,000 hectares...
...a podcast was definitely a new approach for me! However, it was an absolute pleasure to be asked to join this podcast mini-series and have the opportunity to speak to...
...and access to nature. However, for England’s woodlands to flourish, it’s up to us to ensure they are nurtured and in good condition. In this blog I’ll be exploring the...
...getting the benefit through, for example, reduced flooding. By being able to demonstrate what we are trying to do ‘in the field’ we can now start to show other landowners...
...want to provide access to design their woods for people to enjoy. Forestry England continue to break down barriers for visitors and welcome everyone into the nation’s forests. This includes:...
...the young trees and it started to become a problem, which I had anticipated. The trees were getting to a good size but I didn't want to lose them underneath...
...in the foreground. Is woodland creation a major risk to food production? We want to continue to target tree planting away from our best and most versatile land. However, even...
...are used to, there were design tasks, analytical tasks and an assessed walk, something for everyone to show off their skills and strengths. Also, be prepared to stick with it....
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