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'It will be fast and furious': APF chief details show's event line-up
The APF Exhibition is the UK’s largest forestry, woodland, arboriculture, firewood, fencing, trees and timber trade show. As organisation continues for APF 2024, its exhibition secretary offers Forestry Journal readers an exclusive insight into how
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Ips typographus 'spreads further north' as it's confirmed in new county
THE eight-toothed European spruce bark beetle has been confirmed in East Anglia for the first time. Forestry officials say Ips typographus was recently sighted in the county, but insist "rapid eradication measures" are now in place. Having
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First Sycamore Gap seedling placed by Dame Judi Dench
DAME Judi Dench has placed the first seedling from the Sycamore Gap on the National Trust garden at the Chelsea Flower Show. The seedling, grown from a seed taken from the tree which had stood for 200 years in a dip on Hadrian’s Wall and named
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Thousands of trees planted to replace dieback-hit woodland
Thousands of trees have been planted in a new community woodland to replace trees lost to ash dieback. More than 3,300 trees have been planted at Westonbirt Arboretum near Tetbury in Gloucestershire thanks to 600 people from eight schools, one
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More than 8,000 hectares ‘left to nature’ under new forest management approach
More than 8,000 hectares of land will be left to nature as part of a new forest management approach to boost wildlife and biodiversity. Forestry England, which manages more than 250,000 hectares of land across the country, said the restoration
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One of the UK's top foresters recognised with prestigious honour
ONE of the UK's top foresters has been recognised with a prestigious honour for his work in Moray. Scottish Forestry's David Hay was recently awarded a fellowship from the Institute of Chartered Foresters (ICF), which celebrates an individual's