...ones. Storm Arwen damage in Thrunton Wood, Rothbury, credit: Jonathon Winter, Forestry England / Crown Copyright The impacts of the winter storms placed pressure on the skilled foresters and contractors...
...Italy in 2000, and has since become established in more than 20 countries in Central and Eastern Europe. However, don’t panic! The oak lace bug is not known to be...
...the New Forest. The position is an honour and a privilege. Allow me to share what I think makes the New Forest so special and show you one of the...
...the contrast between this year's small green cones and the larger brown cones from previous years finally splitting apart. Meanwhile, new cone buds are already forming for next year's cycle!...
...of novel experiments have been initiated in a mixed spruce forest in central Denmark where the beetle occurs naturally. Artificial pheromone lures are being used to attract beetles to both...
...trees, a wild pear and three walnut trees. There are a few entrances into the wood from the field. Some small and hidden between branches, my favourite ones as a...
...International Year of Plant Health, we should consider adapting this proverb to promote forest protection, i.e. the best time to implement robust plant biosecurity systems was 20 years ago. The...
...whose complex lifecycles depend on just the right combination of scrub, flowers and mature trees. More, and better management of, commercially productive mixed conifer woodlands is equally important. Forest design...
...A lack of female corporate clothing back then meant I spent my days swamped in a men’s XS shirt, constantly rolling up the sleeves of my oversized jacket and sometimes...
...reserve or woodland, or using a local cycle trail. Whichever it is, I’m sure you would agree the importance of protecting it for everyone to enjoy. Taking a step back...
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