Good Woods working with Surrey Wildlife Trust
As part of the Good Woods project, Alistair Yeomans of the Sylva Foundation contributed to a woodland management seminar organised for staff of the Surrey Wildlife Trust.
As part of the Good Woods project, Alistair Yeomans of the Sylva Foundation contributed to a woodland management seminar organised for staff of the Surrey Wildlife Trust.
A talk at the Small Woods skill share weekend revealed among the audience the proud owner of a Gold Standard woodland under the Good Woods project …
The New Sylva book, due for release in April 2014, is nearing completion. The copy-editor writes about her experience working on the book …
Jen Katan from B&Q and Jude Hassall from Lantern visited Carol and Dominic Kinsella’s woodland near Goudhurst, Kent as part of the Good Woods project. Their plot is part of the bigger Combwell Wood, which has been split into lots and sold. As a result there are many owners of this one large woodland. The…
Join us on 30th November to hear and discuss how a revival of a ‘wood culture’ in England will lead to a greater appreciation of how working with our woodlands sustainably can ensure that they continue to contribute to our quality of life.
A Good Woods advisory visit to Kingston University has helped advise on the management of the next generation of veteran trees in woodland that surrounds the Kingston Hill campus.
The Institute of Chartered Foresters (ICF) has announced that it has secured a £400,000 funding package from the Government through the UK Commission for Employment and Skills Employer Ownership Pilot (EOP). Set up in 2011, the EOP is a competitive fund open to employers, to invest in their current and future workforce in England. Its…
A new network established to promote and share knowledge about novel forest species across Britain has been launched today …
Small Woods is holding a Skill Share weekend at the Green Wood Centre in Telford 6-8 September. Meet newly appointed Small Woods CEO Mike Bentley and hear main speakers Gabriel Hemery (Sylva) and John Weir (Forestry Commission) for a programme of workshops, demonstrations and visits in the beautiful Ironbridge Gorge.
One of the B&Q Good Woods project advisors, Matt Waller, explains how heavy horses can help in managing sensitive woodland sites.