nurturing a wood culture, growing a future
Good Woods has been nominated in the Best Business/NGO Partnership category at The 5th Annual Responsible Business Awards. This award goes to the best sustainability/corporate responsibility partnership between a company and other entities (i.e. NGOs, governmental body, charity or other non-profit organizations). The winner will have shown clear commitment to a long-term, mutually beneficial…
The Sylva Trail – celebrating the 350th anniversary of John Evelyn’s Sylva and Britain’s wood culture – continues to draw visitors at the Forestry Commission’s National Arboretum at Westonbirt.
1300 questions, 79 countries, one third from women, 20% under 30 years . . . have you submitted your questions yet?
Sylva CEO Gabriel Hemery is interviewed about the global crowdsourcing project T20Q for the Global Landscapes Forum.
Crowdfunding works by thanking people who donate with a ‘perk’. Can you offer a perk that would encourage others to donate? We also need help in promoting the campaign. Finally of course, we are grateful for every donation towards this important campaign.
Two charities promoting environmental education have formed a partnership to tackle ‘nature-deficit disorder’ in Britain’s children. Young people today often are disconnected from the natural world – a condition coined by American author Richard Louv[1] as ‘nature-deficit disorder’ – leading to multiple issues affecting physical and mental wellbeing, fear of the outdoors, and fundamentally…
Engaging with stakeholders and your community can be a very important part of woodland management, both in the planning and operational stages. Download our new guide.
Sylva is asking for help in adding ash trees to an important nationwide survey. We want volunteers to ‘tag’ trees and complete a simple survey online. We still have a few tags available to give away free, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Sylva CEO Dr Gabriel Hemery joined artists Paul Gough and Gail Ritchie to discuss the meaning of trees and wood in war and peacetime for BBC Radio 3′s Free Thinking. Listen Again.
Watercolour artist Rebecca Hind, who collaborated with Sylva in the OneOak project, is once again running a Summer school. It is based close to our offices in south Oxfordshire, and Rebecca kindly donates a proportion of income raised to our charitable work. To find out more please visit www.RebeccaHind.com