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Take the survey!
Take part in a sector wide survey and have you say on the skills needed in the forestry workforce.
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Four new Forestry Roots jobs
Four new jobs have been created thanks to the Royal Forestry Society (RFS) and the ALA Green Charitable Trust.
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Treescapes2021 – breaking new ground
Treescapes2021 has unveiled a unique line up of key note speakers, talks and workshops to bring researchers and woodland practitioners together online from 6-8 July.
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Trainhugger Grants for Resilient Woodlands and Treescapes are now open
Schemes must be able to demonstrate that the species chosen, or the planting methods employed, will maximize the woodland’s survival for the future.
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Long-term investment in skills needed to deliver Action Plan, says RFS
Amid support for the England Trees Action Plan 2021-2024 is a warning that planting millions of trees may not deliver on carbon store promises if there is not a sufficiently skilled and sustainable workforce.
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Supporting the Queen’s Green Canopy
The Royal Forestry Society is proud to support the Queen’s Green Canopy to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
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Trainhugger grants: A new platform for woodland owners
Launched! Trainhugger grants will provide woodland grants and focuses on planting or improving woodland under the expert care of RFS and RSFS members.
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Truffle Farming
Meet Martha McCaroon. Find out how her passion for fungi foraging and the natural world has led to her working with trees and truffles after studying Woodland Management and Conservation.
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All England Woodland Resilience Awards 2021
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Forestry Needs You
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QJF Photo Competition 2020 Winners
Congratulations to our fabulous ‘Silviculture in Action’ Quarterly Journal of Forestry (QJF) Photo competition winners.
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Grey squirrels remain top threat to broadleaf woodland: 2021 survey results
Grey squirrels are still rated the number one threat to our broadleaf woodlands – ahead of diseases like Ash Dieback - according to the results of a survey of nearly 800 woodlands owners, land managers and other experts.
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