News & Events
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And the winners are . . .
Thank you to everyone who entered the SWOG Big Picture competition. All the entries were wonderful and it is great to see everyone enjoying their woodlands. Our judge, Graham Wood, faced a difficult choice, but finally selected three clear winners.
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Red Squirrel Training Day
Holly Peek a Red Squirrel Ranger for Anglesey and Gwynedd has contacted us with some information that North West Wales members may find interesting.
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How do you feel about pests and diseases?
Dr Julie Urquart from Imperial College is running a project about ash dieback.
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Ride Improvement Scheme – Update
The track improvement pilot scheme in the South East is now nearing its end. It was an initiative instigated by woodlands.co.uk to help owners with shared tracks maintain and improve the utility, structure and biodiversity of their tracks and rides.
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Say trees – SWOG’s big picture competition
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National Tree Week
The 41st National Tree Week begins on 26 November, and kicks off with a series of events to bring trees to the forefront of public consciousness. This year the Tree Council are encouraging us all to get involved with Tree Dressing Day on Saturday 3 December, and in support, the Woodland Trust and Forest Charter…
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New Forest Land Advice Service Working Woodlands Project
Tom Murphy has been in touch, he is the project co-ordinator for the Working Woodlands Project which is run by the New Forest Land Advice Service part of the bigger, forest-wide “Our Past Our Future” initiative.
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Grown in Britain Week Special Offer
There is a 10% discount to anyone placing a booking on a Grown in Britain training course this week. Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment. The aim of the course is to provide potential applicants and/or auditors of the Grown in Britain Standard with an introduction to the Standard, its general requirements…