Blogs
The RFS welcomes blogs from members and experts in their field on all aspects of woodland management, forestry policy, forestry skills, timber uses and woodland education.
The author's opinions are their own and may not necessarily be shared by the RFS. If you have a topic you would like to submit as a blog please email: communications@rfs.org.uk
Our thanks to all who have shared their knowledge through blogs on a wide range of topics from recognising deer damage and planting for diversity to the best classroom in the world and timber in architecture. Please follow the links below
The most recent three blogs are:
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Using myForest – online tools and resources for woodland management
January 2020
How can digital woodland management planning help you? Paul Orsi, Director of Operations at the Sylva Foundation, who will be leading two one-day RFS courses during 2020 on Digital Forest Management Planning using myForest, explains here
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Top 20 books for inspired Forest Learning
January 2020
Looking for books to inspire children and young people to visit and love our woodland and forests? Our Teaching Trees team has come together to create their top 20 books. More here
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Learning from Mustila
December 2019
In 2020 the RFS Overseas Study Tour will go to the most forested country in Europe - Finland . Matthew Parratt, the Conifer Referee for the BSBI (Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland) and a research biologist at Forest Research talks about the remarkable work being done at the Mustila Arboretum, one of the destinations on the tour, here
