More than 3000 people who care for Britain’s woodlands are using the myForest service to map their resource, and rely on its online tools to help bring them into good economic and environmental condition. However, there is much more work to be done . . .
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.
We are pleased to announce the launch of myForest for education: the UK’s first ever woodland management planning tool specifically designed for education. Funded by the Patsy Wood Trust, myForest for education has been developed as part of the recently launched myForest Version 3.0.
A major new version of myForest has been launched by the Sylva Foundation. Version 3.0 of myForest is more streamlined, easier to use and packed with new features.
In an exciting new development, Good Woods has been introduced to north-west England through a partnership with Cumbria Woodlands.
Small Woods Association and Royal Forestry Society membership offers, launched earlier this year, are still available through myForest.
As a direct outcome of our partnership with the FSA we have launched the myForest for Educators at the FSA National Conference in Essex.
myForest has reached yet another milestone in its development with the registration of the 400th business.
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.
The National Forest Company (NFC) has re-opened an innovative programme to encourage effective woodland management throughout the 200 square miles of The National Forest.