An important conference — Resilient Woodlands: meeting the challenges — is taking place at Birmingham on 1st October, and places are still available. Sylva CEO Gabriel Hemery will be reporting on the results of the British Woodlands Survey 2015.
Owners, managers and community groups caring for woodlands in Oxfordshire are being asked to take part in an important survey. Deadline extended to June 25th.
Following on from the launch of Version 3.0 of myForest, we have launched video guidance on how to use the various myForest applications and features.
A report published today reveals that private forestry in the UK is falling well short of standards of best practice relating to adaptation to environmental change. While forestry professionals are partially aware and active in planning for environmental change, many woodland owners are largely unprepared.
In an exciting new development, Good Woods has been introduced to north-west England through a partnership with Cumbria Woodlands.
Sylva’s education manager is taking an active role in bringing the worlds of education and forestry closer together to revive Britain’s wood culture by working with the Forest Education Network.
The Sylva Foundation has joined a consortium of organisations providing business support to forestry businesses across England in relation to new grants within the new Rural Development Programme (RDP), set to start in 2015.
A new network established to promote and share knowledge about novel forest species across Britain has been launched today …
Forestry Commission England has just announced timescales for applying for and receiving grant funding under the current eWGS system.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Paul Orsi to a new position in Sylva, as Director for Forestry & Rural Enterprise. Paul joins us from Blenheim Palace where …