Protecting our plants and trees for future generations
...We cannot eliminate all risks and we all have a part to play in protecting our trees, woods and forests for future generations to enjoy. To help protect our nation’s...
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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...
Forestry is about people: departing the Forestry Commission
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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...
Looking to the future of forestry
...forestry sector continues to play a critical role supplying materials essential to our response to coronavirus. As the lockdown restrictions begin to ease, I can think of no better way...
National Plant Health Week: healthy stock for healthy forests
...to safeguard entire plant supply chains, which includes plant nurseries, garden centres, landscapers, arborists and gardens. The overarching goal is to promote a culture that strives constantly to understand the...
Celebrating the women working in the Forestry Commission: Samantha Pollock
...of my PhD programme, I spent three months seconded to the Scottish Parliament, writing policy research briefings on land use issues and other environmental topics. I caught the bug, returned...
Kickstart your career in Forestry
It has never been a more exciting time to be in forestry. The government’s target to treble tree planting rates in England during this Parliament, along with the push to...
Trees: a natural way to help our waterways
...troughs, and these nutrients are used by the trees to grow. Water that is moving slower has more of a chance to move down into and through the soil to...
National Tree Week 2023
...most treasured species – from rare birds and butterflies to the endangered hazel dormouse and the red squirrel. It’s now 50 years since the country came together to Plant a...
Trees on the farm: the rise of agroforestry in Herefordshire
...cluster. This is where landowners and businesses get together to share markets, equipment and lessons learned to help facilitate the successful and sustainable integration of trees into their agricultural practices....
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