Membership offers available through myForest
Small Woods Association and Royal Forestry Society membership offers, launched earlier this year, are still available through myForest.
myForest for Educators launched
As a direct outcome of our partnership with the FSA we have launched the myForest for Educators at the FSA National Conference in Essex.
400 businesses registered on myForest
myForest has reached yet another milestone in its development with the registration of the 400th business.
Stakeholder and Community Engagement Guide published
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 Woodland Management Grant re-opens
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.
Woodland improvement grant scheme extended
The Woodfuel Woodland Improvement Grant (WIG) has been extended and is open for applications – but only until the end of September this year
Small Management Plan now available on myForest
We are pleased to announce that the Small Management Planning template from Forestry Commission England has been added to myForest. Users of myForest can now choose whether to create a management plan using the full template or the small template.
Three hundred Woodland Stars
Over three hundred woodland owners have completed a self-assessment of their woodland using the Woodland Star Rating.
Good Woods celebrated in the New Forest
Eight Good Woods visits have taken place in the New Forest in the first year of the project. Project partners met with members of the local woodland community carrying out coppicing and thinning operations at Honeylake Wood, New Milton.
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.