From lumberjack to lumberjill: Why forestry isn't just for men.
...actions of these women in the 1940s inspired and connected an industry that has more women working in it than ever in 2023. Kate spots her submitted image in The...
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Following in my family's forestry footsteps
Ian Everard is a Field Manager in the Yorkshire and North East team and has been in forestry for 43 years. Ian talks about his journey into forestry, what inspired...
Ask an Apprentice: Your Professional Forester Apprenticeship questions answered
...to transfer into a more ecology-focussed role from the apprenticeship? There might be scope to move into an ecology type of role in the future after the 3-year apprenticeship has...
Make your next Woodland Condition Assessment easier
...assessment data to build up a picture of woodland condition at a national, regional and sub regional level. This helps us to target initiatives, feed into Local Nature Recovery Strategies...
The Forestry Commission’s new approach to consultation on forestry applications
...or to any of the organisations responsible for them. Known features and the advice and information available to protect them will still be taken into account. When developing applications, proposers...
Tree Production Innovation Fund: 2022 successful applicants
...to change, whilst delivering improved quality and diversity of product? This challenge can include activities to promote biosecurity. Challenge 3 How can innovative environmentally sustainable weed control solutions be used...
Thriving for the Future: Seizing the moment for trees, woods and forests
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Categories:
Climate change and resilience, Tree health, Tree planting, Woodland creation, Woodland management
...take a moment to read our new strategy and discover how we intend to champion our trees into the future – we hope you will join us on the journey....
Professional Forester Apprenticeship: a pathway into your new career in forestry
...the right move for me. It has given me instant exposure to the forestry industry. We’ve had opportunities to go to active harvesting sites to see what machines are used...
How beavers and trees can support our waterways
...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...
‘Behind the Scenes’ at the Forestry Commission: Managing Ips typographus….. five years on
...incursion (inset: breeding galleries in the bark) Although the beetle poses no threat to human health, it can have a serious impact on our spruce trees. They bore into wood...
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