Professional Forester Apprenticeship: what you need to know
...be invited to one of our assessment days for an interview and to take part in a range of tasks. The assessment days are designed to help you show your...
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Taking action for nature recovery and a more wooded landscape
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Mark Stevenson and Kate Tobin, Posted on:
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Nature and biodiversity, Woodland creation, Woodland management
...to bring all these mechanisms together. To find out more about how to create and manage woodlands for nature recovery, visit our resources, including Planting for the Future and Managing...
Supporting seed supply across the nation’s forests and beyond
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David Bole, Posted on:
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Climate change and resilience, Tree and seed production
...more information on SSG and to apply, go to: Seed Sourcing Grant - GOV.UK. For more information on TPCG and to apply, go to: Tree Production Capital Grant - GOV.UK....
Why woodland management is key to nature recovery
...you might find in your woodland and how to assess its ecological condition, can be found in the Woodland Wildlife Toolkit. To understand how managing woodland for wildlife can contribute...
From acorns, mighty oaks do grow... four years of the Nature for Climate Fund Programme
...contribution to these objectives. Our longer-term work continues Underpinning all our work is the legally binding target to increase tree and woodland canopy cover to at least 16.5% of England...
The Mercian Project: empowering woodland owners to improve biodiversity
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Rachel Bates and Russell Critchley, Posted on:
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Nature and biodiversity, Woodland management
...to secure new funding to continue supporting existing participants and to welcome new woods into the project. For guidance on woodland creation and information on grants and available support, read...
Into the woods: finding the cows among the trees
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Rachel Harries, Posted on:
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Ancient woodland, Mammal management, Woodland management
...site to another, or herd them into the trailer to go further afield. Our WhatsApp group is a modern adaptation to Dartmoor’s network of ancient drovers’ paths, used by farmers...
Amphibians in early summer: their journey from water to land
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Emily Robinson, Posted on:
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Nature and biodiversity, Water, Woodland management
...return to water to breed. Their jelly-like eggs survive only when submerged and once hatched, the tadpoles rely on delicate gills to extract oxygen from water. Through spring's lengthening days,...
The ancient tools that shaped our woodlands
...of stone tools and specifically axes. These tools enabled them to cut small trees, creating clear glades (spaces) to attract wild animals to graze, which made hunting easier. The cut...
A coordinated effort: how we’re tackling the dual threat of deer and grey squirrels
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Dr Anna Brown and Alan Law, Posted on:
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Mammal management, Woodland management
...effort, but grey squirrels require more robust action and research into eradication tools to enable red squirrel recovery. Without progress, growing quality oak and beech to supply the timber needs...
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