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20 September 2018
Actions to address significant gaps in forestry policy, research and practice are necessary to deal with the unprecedented pace and scale of environmental change, say forestry organisations launching a new action plan today at APF,...more
Actions to address significant gaps in forestry policy, research and practice are necessary to deal with the unprecedented pace and scale of environmental change, say forestry organisations launching a new action plan today at APF,...more
29 August 2018
From left: Sion Ceurwyn Jones, Edward Ingham and Rhys Tam Jones. Picture: Les Starling The RFS has announced 11 winners of the 2018 Silky Fox Handsaw Award for best Forestry, Arb or Countryside Management student...more
From left: Sion Ceurwyn Jones, Edward Ingham and Rhys Tam Jones. Picture: Les Starling The RFS has announced 11 winners of the 2018 Silky Fox Handsaw Award for best Forestry, Arb or Countryside Management student...more
19 July 2018
Professor Jo Bradwell, who is credited with transforming the research landscape for forestry in England in less than a decade, has been awarded the Sylva Trophy. Professor Jo Bradwell receives the Sylva Award with RFS...more
Professor Jo Bradwell, who is credited with transforming the research landscape for forestry in England in less than a decade, has been awarded the Sylva Trophy. Professor Jo Bradwell receives the Sylva Award with RFS...more
17 July 2018
Royal Forestry Society (RFS) awards have revealed a rich seam of excellence in woodlands and woodland learning projects across the West and South West of England, ranging from the Duchy of Cornwall woodland in Herefordshire...more
Royal Forestry Society (RFS) awards have revealed a rich seam of excellence in woodlands and woodland learning projects across the West and South West of England, ranging from the Duchy of Cornwall woodland in Herefordshire...more
12 June 2018
The RFS is among organisations supporting seven recommendations contained in a new report launched today, Agroforestry in England: Benefits, Barriers & Opportunities. Agroforestry: a win-win for productivity, environmental protection and agricultural resilience. Picture: Stephen Briggs The...more
The RFS is among organisations supporting seven recommendations contained in a new report launched today, Agroforestry in England: Benefits, Barriers & Opportunities. Agroforestry: a win-win for productivity, environmental protection and agricultural resilience. Picture: Stephen Briggs The...more
25 May 2018
The Royal Forestry Society (RFS) welcomes the Government’s Tree Health Resilience Strategy published today outlining a National Action Plan to build the resilience of our trees, woods and forests to pests and diseases. As a...more
The Royal Forestry Society (RFS) welcomes the Government’s Tree Health Resilience Strategy published today outlining a National Action Plan to build the resilience of our trees, woods and forests to pests and diseases. As a...more
08 May 2018
"Although references to forestry in this consultation are welcome, the almost exclusive focus of the consultation on the future of agriculture, belies the evidence that many of the opportunities to meet the government’s rural...more
"Although references to forestry in this consultation are welcome, the almost exclusive focus of the consultation on the future of agriculture, belies the evidence that many of the opportunities to meet the government’s rural...more
05 April 2018
An article examining Serbian spruce as a potential alternative to Sitka and Norway spruces to build resilience in forests has won the prestigious James Cup. Peter Savill, left, receives the James Cup Award from RFS...more
An article examining Serbian spruce as a potential alternative to Sitka and Norway spruces to build resilience in forests has won the prestigious James Cup. Peter Savill, left, receives the James Cup Award from RFS...more
09 March 2018
The Royal Forestry Society welcomes the publication of the British Woodland Survey 2017 (BSW2017) today. The survey provides a powerful incentive to better value the forestry sector for the future and a case for action,...more
The Royal Forestry Society welcomes the publication of the British Woodland Survey 2017 (BSW2017) today. The survey provides a powerful incentive to better value the forestry sector for the future and a case for action,...more
08 February 2018
Five new topics - Woodland Archaeology, Tree Health, Tree ID, Forest Soils and GIS management planning - have been added to the Royal Forestry Society's popular one-day courses for 2018. Back by popular demand are...more
Five new topics - Woodland Archaeology, Tree Health, Tree ID, Forest Soils and GIS management planning - have been added to the Royal Forestry Society's popular one-day courses for 2018. Back by popular demand are...more
