England’s forest insects in pictures
Here’s how to spot some of Forestry England’s most fascinating creatures.
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Scientists warn humans have caused irreversible change to climate
IPCC Climate Report warns that temperatures are likely to rise by more than 1.5C in the next two decades.
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New integrity initiative launched to tackle greenwashing
The initiative aims to ensure businesses carbon neutral claims are credible.
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Managing for resilience – ten case studies
The RFS has published ten case studies on managing resilience in woodlands.
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The role of woodlands in climate action
A brief look at why forests are vital to solving the climate emergency.
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Grantham Diamond Jubilee Wood ‘threatened by new homes plan’
Plans to build new homes threatens 67,000 trees planted to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
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Global warming below 1.7°C is ‘not plausible’
A study of the social drivers of decarbonisation suggests a lack of social and political momentum.
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UK government’s ‘toothless policies’ failing to protect nature
EAC publishes an excoriating report of the government’s existing biodiversity policies and legislation.
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Site Update: July 2021
So what have we been up to on Croscombe Hill Livestock visited the upper area of Croscombe Hill to graze and prepare the land for the Autumn planting of new flora. The species-rich environment will soon be nurturing increased biodiversity, supporting pollinators such as bees, butterflies and other magnificent fauna. A complete study of the […]
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Site Update: April 2021
Woodland creation on Paradise Hill The Forestry Wanderlands Team start planting 02/21 A rootball (mass of soil and roots) ready for the planting Stakes support the young saplings to grow true An avenue of Silver Birch trees in the making On Paradise Hill we have planted 3,600 native broadleaf trees – and yours is one […]
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