News & Events
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SWOG meeting, bat and moth evening
A big thanks to Rodney and Heather who hosted this very interesting and informative event at their wood near Northiam in East Sussex.
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Phytophthora ramorum – update
Alison Evans, Communications officer from the Forestry Commission Wales, has posted us a note which gives an update on the outbreak of Phytophthora ramorum in South Wales. There is also some free awareness training being organised for 7th, 8th and 16th of July, full details are available here.
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SWOG event – Using your wood to heat your home
This was a very successful and informative event held at Flimwell last weekend (22nd May). There were three main speakers, Mike Pepler of Ashden Awards, Matthew Woodcock from the Forestry commission and Nick Gibbs editor of Living Woods magazine.
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Oak timber framing course
There’s a great oak timber framing course coming up later in the year.
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Willoughby Wood – Part II
If you didn’t see it in last months Newsletter, it is worth catching up on the 1st part of Robert and Dorothy’s fascinating account of the birth of Willoughby Wood. Part II – The Labour Continues
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SEWAF newsletter
David Brown from SEWAF (the South East Woodland Archaeology Forum), has compiled a new newsletter for the group.
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West Weald Landscape Partnership
This is a very worthwhile project based at Woods Mill near Henfield and covering a large part of the west weald of Sussex and southern Surrey. You can download their latest newsletter here, or visit the website. It’s full of interesting information and articles, especially if you live or have a woodland in the area.