Woodland meetings by Division
Every year, the Royal Forestry Society offers up a superb programme of almost 100 woodland visits throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland. These visits showcase all aspects of forestry and woodland management and are an excellent opportunity for members to meet, learn and exchange ideas whilst visiting varied and interesting woodlands, many of which are not accessible to the general public.
RFS members are entitled to join ANY visit, regardless of which division they are a member of, and will always receive a warm welcome from other divisions.
To attend a visit, RFS members should simply email their Divisional Honorary Secretary (email address supplied on the fixtures card and on the contacts page of QJF) or email events@rfs.org.uk
If you're not a yet member of the RFS, it is possible to go along as a guest. If you enjoy the day, we hope you will decide to JOIN and come back for more.
To use the map:
Hover your cursor over the divisional area of the country you would like to look at, then click.
This will bring up the list of divisional visits below, including date, venue, theme and timings for the day.
Jun
- Venue - Tendercare Nurseries, Denham, nr Uxbridge, Middlesex
- Time - TBC
Joint meeting with the London & Middlesex Division. Visit to one of the UK's leading horticultural resource centres.
For more information please contact your local Honorary Secretary Alison Provis on aprovis@savills.com
Biosecurity
As an educational charity, the RFS must lead by example on the biosecurity measures recommended by the Forestry Commission (FC) and Defra to minimise the risk of spreading soil-borne tree infections. You can make a difference to stopping the spread of tree diseases. Clean boots are a first step! For further information, please click here
Sep
- Venue - Ashridge Estate, nr Berkhamsted (National Trust)
- Time - TBC
Joint visit with the Oxon-Bucks Division. One of the largest woodland estates in the Chilterns with a new management plan in preparation. Plenty to see and talk about!
For more information and to book your place on this visit please contact your local Honorary Secretary Alison Provis on aprovis@savills.com
Biosecurity
As an educational charity, the RFS must lead by example on the biosecurity measures recommended by the Forestry Commission (FC) and Defra to minimise the risk of spreading soil-borne tree infections. You can make a difference to stopping the spread of tree diseases. Clean boots are a first step! For further information, please click here
