...industry supplying raw material essential to our response to coronavirus. Despite the outbreak, machine operators continue to harvest and hauliers continue to move roundwood from roadside to mill. Wood processors...
...for investment in new tree specialists to help enable them to fulfil widespread commitments to tree planting up and down the country. We reopened four of our funds, including the...
...embedding concepts around natural capital and forest resilience into practical delivery. It can be challenging but always rewarding, and a privilege to be able to influence how we manage our...
...are welcome to apply again in round 2. How did the first round go? We were really pleased with the response to the first round of the SSG. Applicants were...
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...assess the site for interventions to secure a stronghold for smooth newts, common frogs and toads. We also aimed to install holding ponds to prevent the small, sloped woodland from...
...insect population, each species favouring different insects for food. A pipistrelle bat can eat around 3,000 tiny insects in a single night including midges, moths and lacewings. This natural predation...
...culture We have two demonstration sites: James Wood in Somerset and Whitney Sawmills in Herefordshire. These sites provide an opportunity to show wood culture in action, alongside talking about the...
...go from strength to strength in the years ahead. To everyone who cares about our forests, whether you walk in them, work in them, or simply value what they give...
...our vision to help the natural world regain and retain good health, with a commitment now set into law to refresh this every five years. A summary of the EIP23...
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