Reflecting on a decade of ash dieback response in the UK
...media attention and public concern that our native ash would have the same fate as millions of elms following the introduction of the fungus causing Dutch elm disease in the...
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How Morrisons are supporting farmers to plant trees
...building a relationship with those farmers on the ground doing the work. They are very busy and not necessarily focusing on new business in the farm. Having someone else helping...
Forestry Apprenticeship: Your questions answered
...for the degree-level apprenticeship that all applicants must have a level 2 in English and Maths. Functional skills level 2 courses are available and can be completed before the apprenticeship...
Introducing the Woodland Ambassador programme
...an essential part of our heritage and a lifeline for future generations. Last week, we were excited to launch our new Woodland Ambassador programme – a programme that will connect...
Developing the means to manage woodlands
...are looking to develop their business offerings and purchase new equipment to undertake a wider range of forestry services, particularly in smaller woodlands. Northwoods are supporting them to understand different...
National Tree Week 2023
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...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...
The wider benefits of Continuous Cover Forestry
...is worth persevering as there are so many surprising rewards if you adopt this approach. The Continuous Cover Forestry Group promotes silvicultural practice (the care and cultivation of woodlands to...
Into the woods: from quarry to nature reserve
...the Cumbria Wildlife Trust nestled in a broadleaf woodland. From the 1600s onwards, limestone was quarried here for use in the agriculture, building and steel-making industries until 1930. After that,...
It's a great time to be in forestry
...apprenticeships at technical and professional levels, full-time courses at Level 3 and at degree level (Level 6). Career progression is strong as experience grows. Many in forestry come from other...
Into the woods: connecting with nature
...us on a walk up Moel y Golfa and shares the benefits of nature for wellbeing. Choosing a favourite woodland walk is an almost impossible task for someone who spends...
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