Tag: Forestry Commission

Phytophthora austrocedri (P. austrocedri) is an aggressive, fungus-like pathogen which infects juniper and cypress trees, causing dieback and tree death.

Common juniper (Juniperus communis) is an

A new guide setting out how landowners and managers can adapt their woodlands in the face of climate change has been published by the Forestry Commission, Scottish Forestry, Natural Resources Wales

North West Charity Deerstalkers’ Evening – Thursday 16th June, 6pm

After a Covid enforced break Malmo Guns with the BDS, Forestry Commission and BASC are holding another stalkers’ evening at Malmo

Following the huge success of our Woods Into Management Course which we ran last year live on YouTube, we are pleased to announce that the course is now hosted on Canopy Learning and is open for

Defra has today launched their new Put Down Roots Campaign, encouraging landowners and farmer to engage with woodland creation.

Summary-

• New drive to encourage farmers and landowners to create new

Since Storm Arwen, the Forestry Commission has been working with ConFor, Forest Research, Scottish Forestry and many others to understand the scale and impact of the storm.

There are now two tools

Cumbria Woodlands are very excited to announce the launch of our brand new online learning platform Canopy Learning. Building on the success of our previous online courses we are bringing it all

Phytophthora pluvialis was discovered in a woodland in Cornwall in September 2021, where it was found to be affecting mature western hemlock and Douglas-fir trees. Following extensive surveillance,

Join us this Thursday evening as Cumbria Woodlands hosts a FREE online panel discussion as a response to the impact of Storm Arwen on our region's trees. We will discuss actions to take for trees and

Throughout March we are offering a free, 6 module course on ground preparation, covering how to successfully plan and carry out ground preparation for woodland creation. Learning consists of online