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Daily Archives: 14 April, 2010

SYLVA CEO talks about Britain’s lost wood culture

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery14 April, 2010

SYLVA CEO, Dr Gabriel Hemery, gave a presentation today at the Forest Research conference “Trees, woods and forests in British society” in Edinburgh. His talk, entitled “Britain’s lost wood culture”, was an invited think-piece and challenged the 100+ delegates to think about the understanding-gap between people and the management of our woods. He compared the…

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