T20Q project launched in Indonesian
Launched today in Indonesian, T20Q or top twenty questions for forestry and landscapes, is a global project that allows everyone to have a say about issues of importance.
nurturing a wood culture, growing a future
Public asked to help survey health of ash trees across UK
The Living Ash Project is asking members of the public to report information about the health of ash trees. They are especially interested in those that may have some tolerance to the disease that is threatening Britain’s second-most common broadleaved tree – Chalara ash dieback. The Living Ash Project aims to identify trees that are…
Sylva exhibitions open in Scotland and Wales
To celebrate the 350th anniversary of John Evelyn’s landmark work, Sylva, two major exhibitions featuring drawings of British trees and woodland, made by our artist-in-residence Sarah Simblet, open today.
Partnership launched between three forestry organisations
The Royal Forestry Society, Small Woods Association and the Sylva Foundation have formed a partnership – working together to support woodland owners in caring for their woodlands.
Signed copies of The New Sylva available
Copies of The New Sylva have been selling fast in our online shop. We are the only online shop offering copies signed by both authors – plus all proceeds go towards our charitable work caring for forests.
Multilingual T20Q launched
Multilingual T20Q launched today – bienvenue à T20Q – bienvenido a T20Q
The New Sylva – a digital sampler
To mark the publication of The New Sylva, Bloomsbury Publishing have released a digital sampler of the book.
Love Trees Love Wood
Join Sylva in celebrating our wood culture during 2014 with the launch of our ‘love trees love wood’ campaign. Enter a prize draw to win a signed copy of The New Sylva.
Sir Martin Wood celebrates with The New Sylva authors
The authors of The New Sylva joined Sir Martin Wood – co-founder and trustee of the Sylva Foundation – to celebrate the imminent publication of the book.
Sylva Trail opens at Harcourt Arboretum
Harcourt Arboretum, part of the University of Oxford Botanic Garden, is hosting a Sylva Trail from April until the end of November. It guides visitors while informing them about trees and their purpose, and delighting them with selected text and drawings from The New Sylva.