Wonderful woodlands and why you should create them

...because it’s an opportunity to make decisions about land use, woodland and forestry management that could affect us for decades to come. The government has made pledges to plant thousands...
...because it’s an opportunity to make decisions about land use, woodland and forestry management that could affect us for decades to come. The government has made pledges to plant thousands...
...behind the scenes to show the work of Forestry Commission’s plant health forestry team and discuss how you can help protect our trees, woods and forests for generations to come....
...sharp tool to cut through a tree’s bark to kill the tree without having to cut it down. An advantage of girdling is that the trees do not need to...
...the wader maps also yield insights into the relative importance of different regions, landscapes, protected areas, habitats and land uses for breeding waders. This information can also be used to...
...footpath and use warning signs to inform walkers. Think long-term. Consider the opportunities to both retain and restock. Replanting where ash has needed to be felled and diversifying tree species...
...scrapes can lower the value of timber and damage any tools used to process it. As at any time of the year, don’t forget to pause for a moment and...
...started to look into how I could gain the forestry experience to apply for one of these roles. Over the next few years, I completed a University Certificate in Forestry...
...to achieve so much despite all the challenges that we have faced. We have worked together to show the resilience of the Forestry Commission in times of crises, and by...
...between the National Trust and Yorkshire Water to tackle flood risk by planting trees. Looking after the breathtaking uplands of West Yorkshire is a crucial part of our work at...
...visit to our stand on Twitter? Don't forget to tag us @ForestryComm #CaseForTrees. Wednesday 5 October The Dairy Show The Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset BA4 6QN We'll be attending the...