Royal Forestry Society
For nearly 150 years, the RFS has dedicated itself to sharing knowledge on the art and science of woodland management so that the accumulated wisdom and experience of landowners, foresters, arborists and others is transferred from one generation to another. The RFS believes woods should be managed, not neglected, and that thriving woods depend on nurturing skills and sharing knowledge.
Sectors: Arboriculture Environmental and Outdoor Education Forestry Sustainability Wildlife
Regions: Scotland (North) Scotland (South) Wales Northern Ireland England
HQ or Main Location: Hay Barns, The Upton Estate, Banbury, Oxfordshire
This organisation offers Voluntary Opportunities.
This organisation may have apprenticeships or internship vacancies.
Organisation Size: Micro (1-9 employees)
Contact Details:
Phone: 01295 678588
Email: rfshq@rfs.org.uk
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