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Author Archives: Gabriel Hemery

myForest tops 40000ha

Woodland area supported by myForest tops 40000 hectares

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery10 December, 2015

A small cheer was heard in our forestry team this week when the area of woodland across the UK supported by our myForest service topped 40,000 hectares (100,000 acres)

SEEIP-2015

Launch of the Strategic Environmental and Economic Investment Plan for Oxfordshire

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery9 December, 20152 Comments

Today the Strategic Environmental and Economic Investment Plan for Oxfordshire (SEEIP) was launched, aiming to deliver economic growth in Oxfordshire up to 2030. Sylva has helped bring together a range of organisations under the Oxfordshire Forestry Accord to maximise the value of the county’s woodlands.

Reflections on resilient woodlands

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery3 December, 20153 Comments

Following the Royal Forestry Society and Woodland Trust conference in October, on the theme of resilient woodlands, the organisers have released a short film featuring some of the speakers, including Sylva’s CEO Gabriel Hemery.

Participants on the myForest for Education workshop, in Dumbles Wood, part of the National Forest

Educational inspiration in the National Forest

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery26 November, 2015

In partnership with the National Forest Company, the Sylva Foundation recently ran a successful one day myForest for Education workshop for Forest School Leaders and woodland owners.

Paul Orsi highlights biodiversity improvements in a recently-pollarded area of willow

Wood Culture thrives on a Sunday morning

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery25 November, 2015

In a recent workshop run under the innovative Logs for Labour scheme, led by the Trust for Oxfordshire’s Environment, Sylva’s Paul Orsi explained the biodiversity as well as the economic and social benefits of active woodland management.

Tina Jacobs, Head of Fundraising and Development

Head of Fundraising and Development appointed

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery25 November, 2015

We are pleased to welcome Tina Jacobs to Sylva to help develop and implement our future fundraising and communications strategy. She will be working closely with the Chief Executive to raise both funds for and awareness of the Sylva Foundation and its projects.

Time for Trees

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery17 November, 2015

Sylva Foundation staff were pleased to be involved recently in the Botanic Garden Education Network 2015 annual conference: ‘Time for Trees’ at Westonbirt Arboretum.

Scotlands Finest Woods Award

Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards open for entries

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery17 November, 2015

This year the Sylva Foundation is delighted to be a supporter of Scotland’s Finest Woods Award. The award chimes perfectly with the recent expansion of the support we offer to Scottish woodland owners through the myForest service.

Lobaria pulmonaria (c) Ray Woods-Plantlife

Managing Atlantic woodland for lichens and bryophytes: free workshops for land managers

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery16 November, 20151 Comment

Sylva are please to promote an important new project that will provide support for owners of Atlantic woodland. Find out about free one day workshops for land managers, run by Plantlife.

Zia Mehrabi

Volunteer intern to work on forest resilience

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery11 November, 20151 Comment

Volunteer intern Dr Zia Mehrabi is working with Sylva to help develop a strategy for monitoring the health of UK woodlands using the myForest service.

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