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12 June 2017
New technologies are helping to transform forestry and arboriculture into one of the most progressive and exciting land based sectors to be involved in. The Royal Forestry Society's first national conference for students will bring...more
New technologies are helping to transform forestry and arboriculture into one of the most progressive and exciting land based sectors to be involved in. The Royal Forestry Society's first national conference for students will bring...more
06 June 2017
From the magnificent Carburton and Clumber Woods near Worksop in Nottinghamshire to the tiny Foundry Wood in Leamington Spa in Warwickshire, this year's Excellence in Forestry Awards have once again revealed inspiring tales of forestry,...more
From the magnificent Carburton and Clumber Woods near Worksop in Nottinghamshire to the tiny Foundry Wood in Leamington Spa in Warwickshire, this year's Excellence in Forestry Awards have once again revealed inspiring tales of forestry,...more
10 April 2017
The Royal Forestry Society has submitted written evidence to the Climate Change, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee of the National Assembly for Wales inquiry into forestry and woodland policy in Wales. Our evidence includes a...more
The Royal Forestry Society has submitted written evidence to the Climate Change, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee of the National Assembly for Wales inquiry into forestry and woodland policy in Wales. Our evidence includes a...more
03 April 2017
Ted Green MBE, one of the country’s leading authorities on Ancient Trees, woodland fungi, forest soils and associated micro-organisms, has received the Royal Forestry Society's (RFS) Gold Medal for Distinguished Services to Forestry from RFS President Sophie...more
Ted Green MBE, one of the country’s leading authorities on Ancient Trees, woodland fungi, forest soils and associated micro-organisms, has received the Royal Forestry Society's (RFS) Gold Medal for Distinguished Services to Forestry from RFS President Sophie...more
27 March 2017
Today sees the launch of 10 guiding principles for the future of trees, woods and people, drawn from more than 50,000 stories submitted by members of the public. The principles reveal the role of trees...more
Today sees the launch of 10 guiding principles for the future of trees, woods and people, drawn from more than 50,000 stories submitted by members of the public. The principles reveal the role of trees...more
21 March 2017
The Forestry in England Inquiry: Seeing the Wood for the Trees report supports the forestry sector’s call for a radical rethink on woodland creation and forestry in a post Brexit era, says the Royal Forestry...more
The Forestry in England Inquiry: Seeing the Wood for the Trees report supports the forestry sector’s call for a radical rethink on woodland creation and forestry in a post Brexit era, says the Royal Forestry...more
17 March 2017
Argentina, Brazil, New Zealand and Slovenia are the destinations for this year's successful and intrepid RFS Randle Travel Bursary award winners as they look to extend their knowledge on a range of diverse forestry topics....more
Argentina, Brazil, New Zealand and Slovenia are the destinations for this year's successful and intrepid RFS Randle Travel Bursary award winners as they look to extend their knowledge on a range of diverse forestry topics....more
09 March 2017
An oral contraceptive for grey squirrels could be the only chance future generations of people will have to enjoy the benefits of fully mature English oaks and other broadleaved trees in our UK towns and...more
An oral contraceptive for grey squirrels could be the only chance future generations of people will have to enjoy the benefits of fully mature English oaks and other broadleaved trees in our UK towns and...more
01 March 2017
An article which concludes that western red cedar and coast redwood might find a "significantly increased" role in British forestry under predicted climate change has won the Royal Forestry Society's (RFS's) prestigious James Cup. The...more
An article which concludes that western red cedar and coast redwood might find a "significantly increased" role in British forestry under predicted climate change has won the Royal Forestry Society's (RFS's) prestigious James Cup. The...more
20 February 2017
The launch of the RFS Viking Bursary 2017 is a unique opportunity for a student in forestry or a closely related discipline to receive up to £2000 towards the costs of research into trees and...more
The launch of the RFS Viking Bursary 2017 is a unique opportunity for a student in forestry or a closely related discipline to receive up to £2000 towards the costs of research into trees and...more
