Category: News

  • Native Hands

    Here’s the latest news from our friends at Native Hands.  including details of some interesting workshops happening this summer.

  • Surrey Hills Woodfair

    Make a date in your diaries, the Surrey Hills Woodfair is a great end of season event. Full details on the flyer here.

  • Lurking in the Undergrowth!

    Thanks to Mick from Brixham in Devon for this photo.  He tells me there’s something lurking in the undergrowth, but I’ve not been able to see it! Anyone else?

  • New Forum Online

    The new look forum went live today.  Anyone who is already a registered user should be able to reset their password.  Just log in as normal and follow the instructions carefully, you will need to remember which email address you regsitered with originally.  We are all looking forward to using this new board, but please…

  • New Lyme Disease research website

      Kate Bloor has written to us with news of an important new resource which is engaged in researching and publicising tick borne diseases.   Especially important to people who spend a lot of time out side and therefore may come into contact with ticks.

  • West Weald Landscape Partnership Newsletter

    The spring edition of the West Weald Partnership Newletter is out now.

  • Offcuts

    Offcuts is the newsletter of the Oxfordshire Woodland Group, a small charity which aims to promote sympathetic management of small woodlands in the area. It makes a good read if you’ve finished the SWOG newsletter, download it from here.

  • News from the Royal Cornwall Show

      Here’s a news update from the Royal Cornwall Show, there’s alot going on so if you live nearby or are visiting the area in June, it would be well worth clearing some space in your diary.

  • Woodgas as Engine Fuel

    Here’s an interesting paper about using wood gas as an engine fuel.  Will it be a sustainable way of getting electricity, powering forestry equipment, even getting you to and from your woodlands!

  • Work in the Woods

      Here’s an opportunity for youngsters to get a foot start in a worthwhile career.  A three day ‘taster’ event for people over 17, to try green woodwork, woodland management and crafts. Full details available on the flyer, download it here.

  • The Wildlife & Environmental Training Company

        Thomas Cavanagh has written to us with news of an exciting new social enterprise

  • New Woodland Advisor for Surrey Hills AONB

    Sean Harrison has written to us with news of his new role as a Woodland Advisor for the Surrey Hills Areo of Outstanding Natural Beauty.  This will be of particular interest to those who have woodlands in or near this area.