Prize winning news: We are delighted that first prize of the prestigious @royal_forestry ‘Best of the Best Excellence in Silviculture’ award has been given to Shere Manor Estate whose woodlands we have been managing since 2006. https://t.co/0nSq6zAEq2
Happy #InternationalWomensDay !
What better time for us to announce the appointment of Laura Henderson to our team.
Laura joined us on 1 March and will be working closely with the team to develop the service that English Woodlands Forestry provides.
It’s now Countryside Stewardship application season and we’re all working through this years list. Don’t forget to request your application pack by March 31st!
This was a failed farm woodland payment creation scheme from 2001, mainly noble fir. Now fully restocked with Douglas Fir. Looking at the weather now wondering how long we have left of this 2021 planting season...🧐
Season's Greetings woodfans! This animation was made especially for you to wish you a happy, healthy, restful, fun, joyful festive season & we look forward to working with you again soon.
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#Christmas#animation#SeasonsGreetings#workwithwood
We've just approved the largest woodland creation scheme this century! Highland farmer Ken Greenland will plant around 933ha, mostly Scots pine, birch, rowan, oak, aspen and alder - approx 1.4 million trees. Full story: https://t.co/9fmIKpDAOS
“What we should like to see is the creation of great new permanent... forests of whatever species are found to flourish... and not even-aged plantations destined to be clearfelled... unbeautiful in themselves... out of harmony with the landscape” Sir Arthur Tansley
The ICF North England Regional Group are holding their annual Professional Development Day on Wednesday covering timber markets, agroforestry, landscape and woodland design and more.
It's open to everyone so book a place now and gain 3.5 hours of CPD.
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Very rare - Psuedofungi currencai found in the Surrey hills today during a pre-harvesting EPS check and operational site assessment #woodland#ecology#fungi
Beefsteak fungus (Fistulina hepatica) on an English Oak. Bad news - It causes a brittle brown rot. Good news - you can eat it! Not much help for the tree, though. #fungi#wildfood