Protecting our plants and trees for future generations
...which are regularly reviewed and prioritised for action, by government and industry. We are taking a lead in the EU to tighten import and movement controls to protect the country...
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National Plant Health Week: biosecurity as the first line of defence
...disease-free areas. Consider buying British-grown plants to avoid being party to an accidental introduction of a pest or disease. Biosecurity kit. Here at the Forestry Commission, we’re encouraging everyone to...
National Plant Health Week: here are the pests and diseases threatening our plants
...status: not present Symptoms: larval tunnels on the surface of the potato tuber Epitrix potato flea beetles pose a serious threat to potato production in the UK. Potato tubers or...
Sharing experiences for our future forests and woodlands
Posted by:
Christopher Williams, Posted on:
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Climate change and resilience, Woodland management
...release of 10 case studies in the free Managing for Resilience report we published in July in partnership with the Forestry Commission is very timely, falling just after the launch...
Woods into Management Forestry Innovation Funds: 2022 successful applicants
...into the UK. Our ambition is not simply to make tables and chairs but to onshore a scalable, commercially viable supply chain, with a lasting legacy. Grown in Britain: Ash...
Blog comment and moderation guidelines
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...inflammatory or provocative (this includes, but is not limited to, swearing and obscene or vulgar comments) do not break the law (this includes libel, condoning illegal activity and contempt of...
365 days of Action Oak
...monitoring to help safeguard the nation’s favourite tree. This is the first time organisations and government have come together to collectively tackle the threats to our oak trees. In its...
Forestry is about people: departing the Forestry Commission
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Sir Harry Studholme, Posted on:
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Climate change and resilience, Woodland creation, Woodland management
...species in England. Looking ahead we have to establish the right mix of trees for our future forests to give them the best chance of adapting to and surviving in...
Celebrating the women working in the Forestry Commission: Cora Pfarre
...Woodland Officer covering Surrey and London before successfully securing a development opportunity in June 2020 to become a Field Manager in the West Midlands. This led to a return to...
Into the woods: connecting with nature
...to escape via what is usually (unfortunately) a drive to the woods. I like to hope that my children do too as they frequently get dragged along regardless, to discover...
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