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Author Archives: Christine Howard

A photomontage of items made from wood and people woodworking at Sylva Wood Centre

Sylva Wood Centre taking part in Oxfordshire Artweeks

Sylva FoundationBy Christine Howard26 April, 20242 Comments

The Sylva Wood Centre is taking part in Oxfordshire Artweeks again this year and opening the Wood School and workshops to the public, on 18/19 May.

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Sylva Supports more Students

collaborating, Sylva Foundation, trainingBy Christine Howard13 March, 2024

Continuing our outreach work, we have supported even more students through myForest, this time in Scotland.

Snapshots from the Woodworking and Gender event

International Women’s Day: Woodworking and Gender

advocating, collaborating, innovating, Sylva FoundationBy Christine Howard8 March, 2024

On International Women’s Day we look forward to bringing our Woodworking and Gender programme to life in 2024.

NFPN members testing the Woodland Condition Assessment app at the Sylva Foundation

New Forestry Professionals Network visit the Sylva Foundation

advocating, Sylva FoundationBy Christine Howard1 March, 2024

New Forestry Professionals Network visit the Sylva Foundation to see our work supporting the use of home-grown timber from forestry to wood craft.

Joe at January Furniture Show

Sharing our Passion for Home-Grown Timber

advocating, Sylva FoundationBy Christine Howard2 February, 2024

At the January Furniture Show, Joe Bray, Head of Sylva Wood School, gave a talk about ‘Working with home-grown timber’.

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