...commented: The TPCG allowed us to invest in new technology, rather than just looking at traditional methods. This new technology is being used in other sectors for water purification which...
...are taking to make it easier for everyone to access them. On 29 November, the government published its Woodland Access Implementation Plan which sets out new ambitions to improve the...
...The confidence it has given my team is fantastic, it also really opened the employability for the new team members and created a whole new energy within the workforce. My...
...complete your assessment Earlier this year the app was launched along with new guidance and support. Sylva Foundation led on the build and design of a new app, while the...
...not a new challenge, but its impact is compounded with the added stress changing climate will impose onto trees and the likely increase of new pests and diseases able to...
...team with Robin Gray, who covers Northern England. In this blog Richard explores why edge design matters and how our new guidance can transform your woodland. The edges of a...
...the new woodland would benefit future timber supply and be a resource for research, education, climate resilience and wood culture. New planting at James Wood. Credit: Woodland Heritage This year,...
Andrew Jones, Chair of the Urban Forestry and Woodland Advisory Committee Network (UFWACN) discusses the importance of the urban forest, and how a new vision for urban forestry will help...
...the contrast between this year's small green cones and the larger brown cones from previous years finally splitting apart. Meanwhile, new cone buds are already forming for next year's cycle!...
...HomeGrownHouse (HGH) research project challenges this status quo by exploring new, value-added uses for coppiced sweet chestnut in buildings in the SE of England, where the highest number of new-start...
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