...for the degree-level apprenticeship that all applicants must have a level 2 in English and Maths. Functional skills level 2 courses are available and can be completed before the apprenticeship...
...the tree sector. There is no one better to shape this conversation than these women leaders-in-the-making on this programme who work tirelessly to plan, grow, plant, establish, manage, harvest, process...
Helen Townsend, our Principal Advisor on Social Forestry, looks at why it's so important that woodlands of all shapes and sizes, are available to everyone. I was asked to write...
...one: RJ Trees and Hedging RJ Trees and Hedging nursery. Credit: RJ Trees and Hedging. RJ Trees and Hedging Ltd was established in 2021 on agricultural land formerly used for...
...consultation outcome from WCPG where appropriate Amendments to Standalone Environmental Impact Assessment processes Develop and improve processes for how and when the Forestry Commission undertakes consultation on woodland management plans...
...for train travel, improving connectivity not only for our customers, but for the communities, both wildlife and human, who live alongside our estate. The model we have developed enables infrastructure...
...our woods back into active, sustainable management. Northwoods Innovation Programme supports innovation in woodland management The Northwoods Innovation Programme is one such project. Running until March 2025, the multi-faceted programme...
...offered free for one year, supporting eligible landowners in making the most of their woodland resource. A Derbyshire Case Study Landowner Phil knew that he wanted to plant some trees...
...of a wooden clinker-built fishing boat. While iconic bluebell carpets under hazel coppice are there because we were confident that we would need an endless supply of hazel hurdles for...
...are taking to make it easier for everyone to access them. On 29 November, the government published its Woodland Access Implementation Plan which sets out new ambitions to improve the...
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