5 tips for managing your woodland this spring
...rain means that tracks show well, making spring an ideal time to undertake deer surveys. Large deer populations can damage young trees and prevent the natural regeneration of new trees....
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International cooperation helps understand the threat from an invasive forest pest
...new quarantine facility in the Holt Laboratory for tree pests and pathogens, the group have determined that freshly cut Sitka logs are as successfully utilised by breeding beetles as logs...
Unlocking potential: products, people and possibilities
...and Woodlands at the National Trust, will speak about building connections between people, nature and woodlands. We’ll also hear from Guy Neville of Birling Estate about the ways people can...
Using the 5th edition of the UK Forestry Standard in England
...standard or a ‘gold standard’. The document occupies the space between the law and the conditions of specific grants and certifications. By using current evidence bases, it helps to address...
Into the woods: the value of amenity woodlands
...well used by the neighbouring nursery and scout hut. Each year numerous fungi pop up and you start to see new people in the woods with carrier bags, harvesting mushrooms....
Navigating Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier funding for effective woodland management
...leaves. Crown copyright An expanded offer for better woodland management The updated Higher Tier offer increases the support available for woodland management. This includes the development of seven new supplement...
Forests with Impact: growing trees, changing lives
James Bickley, the Forestry Commission’s Local Partnership Adviser for the North West and West Midlands, shares details of a new, life changing initiative. One that creates training opportunities and a...
Ashes of hope: 12 years of observing ash dieback in East Anglia
...(where the top of the tree has been cut to encourage new growth) and those with no heavy limbs and seemingly healthy, were removed without obvious cause. An ash tree...
From apprentice to forester: a pioneering cohort’s journey
...on a variety of new challenges within the forestry sector. Some of my cohort graduates have secured roles within the Forestry Commission, taking on vital roles as Woodland Officers, Regulations...
Fungi are the foundation for new life and healthy woodland ecosystems
...regeneration. Instead, fungi transform death into the foundation for new life, ensuring the continuous renewal that sustains thriving forests. Green elf cup is a saprobic fungus that stains deadwood blue,...
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