Gone Foresting; An RFS Podcast
Launching 8th March 2025 for International Women's Day! "Accelerating Action: Women in Forestry & the Path Forward" Are we at a tipping point for true inclusivity in forestry? With personal stories, industry insights, and a look at how we can Accelerate Action for the future, this conversation is not to be missed. Subscribe to join us for more to come: exploring woodlands, spotlighting inspiring voices, and hearing from experts across the UK. Whether out in the field or cosied up at home, Gone Foresting is your gateway to the fascinating world of trees.
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PEFC UK sponsors RFS Women in Forestry Network
The Women in Forestry Network provides opportunities for networking, mentoring and sharing experiences with peers. Listen to the first episode of Gone Foresting: An RFS Podcast, which explores the evolving role of women in forestry.
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RFS welcomes and supports Timber Construction Roadmap
The Timber in Construction Roadmap 2025 was launched on 27 February and describes how timber can help address pressing environmental and economic challenges.
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Careers Advice: Make Your CV Stand Out
So, you want to make your CV stand out when applying for roles in Forestry and Arboriculture. Follow the steps below to help you improve your chances of being selected for your dream job!
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Upcoming Events
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Exclusive for members
Women in Forestry
Belper, Derbyshire
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New Technology in Forestry
Tutor: Jamie Brookes of LandScan UK - this is a new course designed to introduce and explain a range of emerging technologies (drones, LiDAR, satellite and GPS) for woodland management.
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Continuous Cover Forestry – Irregular Silviculture in the lowlands: Transformation in Practice
Tutors: David Pengelly and Andy Poore of SelectFor are leading exponents of Continuous Cover Forest Management. This is an established two day course providing an in-depth introduction to the theory and practical application of irregular silviculture in coniferous and broadleaved stands with the emphasis on lowland forests.
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