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A forester’s Spring

2011-03-19
By: Gabriel Hemery
On: 19th March 2011
In: feature, nature, photo

A forester’s view of the emerging SpringContinue Reading

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My Books & Book News

Fiction and Non-fiction writing by Gabriel Hemery. Read more about my books or click the titles below:

The Tree Almanac 2024
The Forest Guide: Scotland
The Wolf, The Walnut and The Woodsman
Tall Trees Short Stories Vol21
Tall Tree Short Stories Vol20
Green Gold
The New Sylva

Gabriel Hemery's books
Gabriel Hemery's books
  • RSPB Trees of the British Isles Published

    A pocket-friendly field guide to the trees of the British Isles produced for the RSPB, published by Bloomsbury Wildlife and written by Gabriel Hemery

  • A New Edition for a New Path: The Revival of Green Gold

    The revival of Green Gold. A revised 2026 edition of Gabriel Hemery’s gripping biographical novel is now available. From the Scottish Highlands to the California Gold Rush—step into the wild and discover the man behind the mystery.

  • The Forest Guide England now available

    The Forest Guide England is published today. Available from all good bookshops, or purchase a signed copy direct from the author

Tree Photography

Read about my tree photography on my page, or enjoy a sample of images at photos.gabrielhemery.com.
You can also follow me on 500px, Instagram, and Behance.

Silvology & Tree Science News

Silvology is the biological science of studying forests, incorporating the understanding of natural forest ecosystems, and the effects and development of silvicultural practices.

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Recent Science Posts

  • Horizon scan for future forest management issues

    I am proud to have supported an important research exercise which set out to horizon scan for issues that are likely to affect forest management in the UK within the next 50 years. The results of this work are published today.

  • What factors do you think will most affect woodland management in the UK over the next 50 years?

    What factors do you think will most affect woodland management in the UK over the next 50 years?  Have your say …

  • What Future for our Oak?

    Acute Oak Decline (AOD) is a serious threat facing native oak trees in Britain. If you own or manage trees, please support an important research project: Future Oak

Scientific Publications

My Scientific Publications: 100+ papers cited by 1050 fellow scientists. Read more

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