Into the woods: resilience for the future

...get to manage this special site and did so for nearly 10 years as a Forester. Through this time, I began to understand what made Culm Davy a great model...
...get to manage this special site and did so for nearly 10 years as a Forester. Through this time, I began to understand what made Culm Davy a great model...
...to be collected in a mixed woodland in the Forest of Dean. Crown copyright Fostering innovation The timber industry today combines traditional practices with modern innovations to tackle contemporary challenges...
...son David is following in our family’s footsteps working for Forestry Scotland. As a family we have a deep connection to the outdoors. We want to make a difference to...
...and government have joined together to restore these sites through conservation and regeneration projects like Operation Groundwork. It has preserved their importance and significance to the town through conversion to...
Join us for this month’s ‘Into the woods’ blog by Helen Townsend, the Forestry Commission’s Head of People, Landscape and Historic Environment. To mark Take a Walk Outdoors Day, she...
...2020, just after the Chancellor had committed £640m to the Nature for Climate Fund (NCF), intended to boost the role of nature in the journey to Net Zero. The small...
...up on them by “whispering” – emitting echolocation calls 10 to 100 times lower in amplitude than other bat species, which allows them to get up to four times closer...
...coppice and to help ride-side shrubs get established, but deer must be able to see it. Regular checks are needed to ensure it does not short-out on vegetation and that...
...trees can help manage soil – keeping more of it in your fields and allowing less of it to get into rivers. This could lead to more sustainable yields, provide...
...a call to all owners, agents, local authorities, community groups, charities and any others who are adapting their woods to be resilient to environmental change or who are planning to...