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Why we shouldn't panic about Ips and Sitka (at least not yet)
This piece is an extract from our A View from the Forest (previously Forestry Features) newsletter, which is emailed out at 4PM every Wednesday with a round-up of the week's top stories. To receive our full, free newsletter straight to your
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Arbortec promises 'style and functionality' with new T-shirts
PROTECTIVE clothing and footwear manufacturer Arbortec has unveiled new T-shirts. The Technical Tees are said to be “designed for those who demand both style and functionality in their activewear”. Available in two striking colours – a vivid
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Nursery launches ‘hedging packs’ with British-grown trees for farmers
ONE of the UK’s leading cell-grown tree nurseries has launched new ‘hedging packs’ to support farmers and landowners. Albas Trees’ kits are tailored for Countryside Stewardship grant applicants across England, but are still suitable for creating
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'Game-changing': Tree surgeon turns to ‘perfect’ Avant
FOUNDED five years ago, Tree Peaks has built a reputation for delivering quality tree surgeon services across Lancashire, the Yorkshire Dales, the Forest of Bowland, and the Lake District. Specialising in domestic tree work and log processing, the
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‘Innovative’ forest insurance product launched
A FOREST management company has announced a strategic global partnership with an insurance firm’s climate wing. Treemetrics and AXA Climate have come together to launch “an innovative forestry insurance product”, designed to provide comprehensive
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Forestry Journal's Forestry Briefing podcast launched
FORESTRY Journal's popular Forestry Briefing is now available as a podcast – meaning you can catch up with the biggest stories at any time. A monthly look at the latest goings on in forestry, each edition sees editor John McNee and deputy editor
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Forestry agency looking to recruit 'several' foresters
FORESTRY and Land Scotland (FLS) is looking to add several foresters to its team in the West Region. The successful candidates will oversee multiple areas of the government agency's work, including planting, rewetting peatland, and timber delivery