Multilingual T20Q launched
Multilingual T20Q launched today – bienvenue à T20Q – bienvenido a T20Q
nurturing a wood culture, growing a future
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.
Signing The New Sylva
In advance of us distributing copies of The New Sylva, the authors have been signing copies. It is not too late to place your order. Remember that we are the only online shop selling copies signed by both authors, and all proceeds go to our charitable work. We will be sending out pre-ordered books by…
Publication of The New Sylva imminent
The official publication date of The New Sylva is just over one week away. Signed copies are available from our shop and will be dispatched before the official publication date.
Good Woods project celebrated in film
To mark the end of the first year of the Good Woods Project the partners have released a film highlighting the achievements of the project in its inaugural year. Together we supported 235 woodland owners & managers, caring for 10,900 ha . . .
Global project T20Q launches
Launching on World Forestry Day is T20Q – a global project that allows everyone to have a say about issues of importance in forestry and landscapes.
SilviFuture grows
SilviFuture – the network promoting novel forest species – continues to go from strength to strength. The number of records of stands of trees stands at 873 today.