...Find more information and resources about the Forestry Commission's Woodland Management Matters campaign. Notes [1] Sustainably managed is woodland managed to the UK Forestry Standard that has a Woodland Management...
...a blog on why forests are so good for our mental health and wellbeing, as part of International Day of Forests (21 March). This year, the theme is Forests and...
...This includes the movement of contaminated boots and kit, as well as global trade in live plants and timber. Natural pathways are difficult to manage, but we do have control...
In a series of blogs to celebrate International Women's Day 2022, members of staff share their stories of working in the forestry sector. My name is Alexandra Jenks, and I...
...time. In addition to these general considerations for woodland management, we can also tweak our management to improve the delivery of specific benefits which best fit our objectives, for example:...
...am the Plant Health Forestry team’s Contracts and Surveys Manager. I plan England’s surveys for GB Priority and Quarantine Pests and manage our contractor resource for services such as helicopters,...
In a series of blogs to celebrate International Women's Day 2021, members of staff share their stories of working in the forestry sector. My name is Sarah Radcliffe and I...
...Estate, a 7,000-acre land that his family own and manage on the northern edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Sir Edward shares his experience of creating woodland and why taking part...
...across the sector. The importance of our actions has never been greater 2020 marks the International Year of Plant Health. We want to use this as an opportunity to highlight...
...become increasingly important in my role. We frequently provide on-site training to landowners, managers, agents, specialist contractors, volunteers and colleagues from other governments and NGOs. Although Powerpoint presentations (which we...