Items Tagged 'Forestry'

Features

• Importance of health and safety in countryside work
• A multi-purpose approach to managing the nation’s forests
• Careers in the Trees
• Growing Future Foresters
• Urban Forestry in Scotland: A vision for greener cities
• The important work of nurturing trees
• The Value of Mentoring
• Safety Considerations When Working at Height: Ensuring the Day's Job Ends Well
• Enhancing Woodland Walkies: Managing Dog Walkers for a Better Experience
• Planting Seeds for the Future: How Virtual Work Experience is Cultivating the Next Generation of Foresters
• The need for upskilling in Forest Science and Conservation Management sectors
• Who works with Trees?
• Scotland’s Forests Under Threat
• Tree Planting in the UK or Tomorrow’s Planters
• Careers in forestry: join a growing sector

News

• Ash dieback project launches International Year of Plant Health
• Growing not planting trees is the key to unlock climate change benefits
• New Scottish Forestry spatial data hub
• South Region’s Apprentices powering ahead
• British Woodlands Survey 2020 launched
• Understanding deer damage is crucial when planting new forests
• Woodland Creation In the Making
• Argyll mental health project opens new doors during lockdown
• Global environmental changes are leading to shorter, younger trees – new study
• Disappointing planting figures in England still far below Government target
• UK Government must raise game on conifer planting record
• Forest Research collaborate with Defra and Vodafone to pilot new generation of tree growth monitors
• Rural role in green recovery
• Further £10m boost for forestry in Wales
• Innovative tree tape system trial a ‘phenomenal’ success
• Five foresters go forward with Forestry Roots
• New enclosures to help boost Wildcat numbers
• Highland farmer to create landscape size woodland
• Long-term investment in skills needed to deliver new England Trees Action Plan says
• Sharing knowledge: Ten case studies on building resilience into our woodlands
• Studying how trees can help the UK reach net zero emissions
• Forestry Commission acts on new tree disease in Cumbria
• Growing woodland to withstand storms and gales
• Forestry Commission announces ground-breaking apprenticeship programme for the forestry sector
• New pilot requirement for tree suppliers announced to strengthen UK biosecurity
• Emergency regulation introduced to protect treescapes from Pine Processionary Moth
• Scotney Castle calls in the cavalry to help care for woodlands
• Forestry Commission Key Performance Indicators: Report for 2021-22
• Confor accuses UK Government of "total policy failure" on tree planting
• New woodland statistics cast further doubt on the Government’s ability to halt nature’s decline by 2030, warns the Woodland Trust
• Peak District project will put down roots for landmark woodland legacy
• "Shrimps" discovered in the nation’s forests
• Funding boost for country’s woodlands and timber industry
• New powers to crack down on illegal tree felling
• Trees and woodlands provide over £400m each year in fight against flooding, new study finds
• Rare Suffolk Punch takes Norfolk estate’s parkland back to its roots
• New climate change hub launched for forestry sector
• Farming with trees would help UK hit net zero
• Phone-based measurements provide fast, accurate information about the health of forests
• Forestry funds open to boost biodiversity and futureproof forests against pests, diseases and climate change
• Meeting tree disease challenge shows foresters at their best
• Green apprenticeships celebrated in honour of the Coronation
• ICF and CIEEM publish paper on bringing more woods into management
• Government gives £1 million boost to Forestry skills training
• Woodland Expansion in the Presence of Deer
• “Three changes”: Call To Inspire Next Generation Of Foresters
• Confor hails 'remarkable' new figures on impact of forestry and wood manufacturing in Scotland
• Hundreds of funded places on UKFS e-learning programme
• Virtual work experience programme launched to attract the next generation of foresters
• Introducing our first major urban forestry projects
• Three additional Forestry Roots opportunities open for applications
• Forestry industry welcomes increase in tree planting in England
• Groundbreaking soil biodiversity survey at Glen Prosen reveals unprecedented findings
• Forestry carbon information resource launches on the Climate Change Hub
• Eight young people kickstart forestry careers through Royal Forestry Society programme
• Deer training proposals risk leaving Scotland short of vital deer managers
• Trust statement on the announcement of Scotland’s Draft Climate Change Plan 2026-2040
• First graduates complete groundbreaking forestry apprenticeship
• Cross sector bodies join forces to tackle “devastating” impact of invasive species
• A year of recognition for Forestry and Land Scotland with award wins
• ICF Launches New Mentoring Programme
• RFS welcomes grey squirrel policy statement
• New report argues Scotland benefits from forestry and timber

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