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What is the best tree field guide?

On: 24th May 2023

A good tree field guide should help you identify a tree while you’re out and about, wherever it is and whatever time of year. What’s your favourite field guide?Continue Reading

Calling All British Foresters, Land Owners and Businesses

On: 24th April 2020

In: forestry, policy, science, woodland owners

The Sylva Foundation has launched its national survey exploring attitudes, actions and awareness to environmental change. Take part . . .Continue Reading

Ash or Oak?

On: 6th April 2020

In: ash, environment, nature, oak, plants, science

Which tree is out in leaf first near you – the ash or the oak? Don’t let Covid-19 get in the way of some good citizen science.Continue Reading

Shaping the future of forestry

On: 10th March 2018

In: ecology, economy, environment, forestry, policy, science

This week Sylva Foundation published the long-awaited report for the British Woodlands Survey 2017: Shaping the Future of Forestry. It’s been a labour of love working alongside my fellow authors. We were victims of our own success in attracting such a fantastic response from so many people across Britain: 1,630Continue Reading

Help shape the future of forestry

On: 7th July 2017

In: environment, feature, science, silviculture, silvology

Devolution, pests & pathogens, Brexit, emerging markets, climate change, societal attitudes . . . these are just some of the momentous factors influencing our trees and woodlands, those who care for them, and those who rely on their products and services. Have your say about what these and other issuesContinue Reading

Resilient forests – what do you think and what are you doing?

On: 6th August 2015

In: environment, policy, science

A national survey is aiming is to help understand progress in awareness and actions in adapting to environmental change.Continue Reading

National survey confirms public support for our forests

On: 27th June 2012

In: Our Forests, people

Vast majority of respondents to a national survey say they are ready to campaign against the Government if their concerns about and hopes for their public woods and forests are not metContinue Reading

Public attitudes to trees and wood – survey results

On: 18th February 2012

In: people, science

I conducted a small online survey concerning public attitudes to trees and wood over the Christmas period (December 2011 – January 2012). I collected 83 responses to the survey, which I designed using Survey Monkey. I am the first to admit that the survey had some shortcomings in design, inContinue Reading

Survey on public attitudes to Trees and Wood

On: 28th November 2011

In: science

I am conducting a survey on public attitudes to Forestry, specifically Trees and Wood. The results will be published publicly when analyses are complete; possibly as a research article. To produce a meaningful result I need as many respondents as possible. I encourage you to take part; it will takeContinue Reading

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