Interview Big Ben, Sitka spruce, and forestry's future: In conversation with Ben Herbert
Forestry Journal caught up with the outgoing president for a chat about his three-year tenure and more.
Conference Products, people and possibilities: The National Forestry Conference 2024 in full
The conference was jointly organised by the Country Land and Business Association (CLA), the Forestry Commission (FC) and GiB.
A walk in the woods Champion trees, pinetum, and winter storms: Exploring the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens
It boasts 12,000 different types of hardy plants, trees and shrubs, 14 National Tree Collections, and a large number of Champion trees.
A walk in the woods Agroforestry, Doug fir, and cedar: A day in the life of Goodwood's forestry team
Goodwood Estate is many things to many people.
A Walk in the Woods The expert planning that goes into London's Greenwich Park
It is one of London’s finest parks, but that doesn’t happen by chance.
Research Oak takes centre stage at annual Future Trees Trust supporters' day
The Future Trees Trust (FTT) is a charity dedicated to hardwood tree improvement through the production of high-quality seed for forestry in the UK.
A Walk in the Woods A woodland with unique challenges: How park managers care for art-filled site
Our occasional series of features, ‘A Walk in the Woods’ returns with a visit to Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Woodcraft How locally-sourced British timber helps one musician hit the right notes
Graham Vincent sources a variety of British timbers to produce extraordinary violins.
Event The inside story of Stihl's new €50 million UK headquarters
In April, Stihl GB celebrated the grand opening of its new, purpose-built head office and state-of-the-art distribution centre.
Woodworking Introducing the expert woodworkers looking after London's historic coaches
Croford Coachbuilders is responsible for maintaining the Corporation of London’s historic coaches.
