Woodland Meetings
The RFS offers a superb programme of woodland visits throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland showcasing all aspects of forestry and woodland management. These are excellent opportunities for members to meet and exchange ideas while visiting a wide variety of woodlands, many of which are not accessible to the public. Members are entitled to join any visit. To attend, email the Divisional Honorary Secretary (email address supplied on the listing) or events@rfs.org.uk
To use the map: hover your cursor over the divisional area of the country you would like to look at, then click. This brings up a list of divisional visits BELOW:
Jun
- Venue: Wykeham Estate, Scarborough, North Yorkshire
- Date: Wednesday 16th June 2021
During the visit, we'll look at management commercial and amenity estate forestry, biomass and commercial nursery supplying mature trees. For more information on this event please contact the local Honorary secretary, Ed Johnson on eagj@hewetsonandjohnson.co.uk
Pre-visit information
In the light of COVID 19, we urge all members to read our COVID 19 guideline notes before attending woodland meetings. In addition, 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
Jul
- Venue: Fishpond Wood, Bewerley, North Yorkshire
- Date: Thursday evening 22nd July 2021
Fishpond Wood is a pioneering, multi-purpose woodland with a range of social and silvicultural management objectives. There will be a BBQ held within the woodland as part of the event. For more information on this event please contact the local Honorary secretary, Ed Johnson on eagj@hewetsonandjohnson.co.uk
Pre-visit information
In the light of COVID 19, we urge all members to read our COVID 19 guideline notes before attending woodland meetings. In addition, 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
