Reflecting on a decade of ash dieback response in the UK
...progressed, but unfortunately, in some instances, the fungus would also continue to grow into the stems of our native ash, either girdling the branch entirely, killing part of the tree,...
...progressed, but unfortunately, in some instances, the fungus would also continue to grow into the stems of our native ash, either girdling the branch entirely, killing part of the tree,...
...they’ve joined. Everyone has put in so much hard work and made some great memories, from getting a glimpse inside the forestry industry at the APF event in Warwickshire, to...
...to bring all these mechanisms together. To find out more about how to create and manage woodlands for nature recovery, visit our resources, including Planting for the Future and Managing...
...more information on SSG and to apply, go to: Seed Sourcing Grant - GOV.UK. For more information on TPCG and to apply, go to: Tree Production Capital Grant - GOV.UK....
...you might find in your woodland and how to assess its ecological condition, can be found in the Woodland Wildlife Toolkit. To understand how managing woodland for wildlife can contribute...
...run by the Forestry Commission. This incentivises farmers and land managers to invest in woodland creation, to mitigate climate change and restore nature, and for wider environmental and social benefits....
...into perspective the importance of increasing the volume of quality homegrown construction timber, enabled us to follow the journey of a tree from forest to building site and to understand...
...increasing requests from researchers for access to beaver sites to conduct ecological investigations for several different species groups. In addition to research being conducted on the River Otter, Devon Wildlife...
...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...
Forestry Commission teams will be attending the following events during October. Come along to speak with us about our work and how you can get involved. Why not share your...