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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How the Forestry Commission is working with the sector through coronavirus
...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...
Defra’s Trees and Forestry team - taking stock at the half way point of the year
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Bella Murfin and Naomi Matthiessen, Posted on:
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Tree health, Tree planting, Urban trees, Woodland creation
...England to bid 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...
Women in forestry mean business
...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...
Addressing the need for seed: How we’re tackling the demand for quality trees
...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...
The first phase of the Forestry Commission’s new approach to consultation is live
...How do I stay up to date with the implementation? If you wish to stay up to date on future announcements subscribe to email alerts or subscribe to our blog....
Into the woods: fungi season in Streatham Common
...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...
Cultivating resilient trees and woodlands in London: a model for all
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Richard Cobb, Posted on:
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Categories:
Climate change and resilience, Tree health, Urban trees
...the community and upskill them in what to look out for, when and how to report can turn curious locals into a powerhouse of citizen science What does the future...
Battling ash dieback in the Peak District
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Katie Brownbill, Posted on:
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Categories:
Ancient woodland, Tree health, Woodland creation
...on Instagram, Facebook and X. Read the Forestry Commission’s guidance on Managing ash dieback in England on GOV.UK. To get tailored expert advice, get in touch with your local Woodland...
Want to help protect our trees? Find out what you can do with simple biosecurity
...spread and/or introduction of tree pests, diseases, and invasive non-native species. It often surprises people how simple, inexpensive, and quick it can be to take these precautions, and what an...
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