Theresa Reichlin

Voices of Forestry columnist

Theresa (MBA, MFC, BSc) is a global citizen who has lived, worked and studied in Czechia, Spain, Canada, the UK and Switzerland. She loves forests and communities and is passionate about environmental protection - one could say she embarked on a forestry path because she is looking for her own roots. Currently she is exploring new challenges and hopes to continue learning about new cultures and how forestry can positively impact human wellbeing

Latest articles from Theresa Reichlin

Damage done by grey squirrels is estimated to cost the UK £10 m annually.

Voices of Forestry Does the UK’s invasive grey squirrel population have a ‘foodie culture’?
In our latest Voices of Forestry column, Theresa Reichlin summarises the findings of her 2017 master’s thesis.

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Theresa Reichlin

Latest articles from Theresa Reichlin

Voices of Forestry Does the UK’s invasive grey squirrel population have a ‘foodie culture’?
In our latest Voices of Forestry column, Theresa Reichlin summarises the findings of her 2017 master’s thesis.

Theresa Reichlin

Latest articles from Theresa Reichlin

Voices of Forestry Does the UK’s invasive grey squirrel population have a ‘foodie culture’? In our latest Voices of Forestry column, Theresa Reichlin summarises the findings of her 2017 master’s thesis.

Voices of Forestry Does the UK’s invasive grey squirrel population have a ‘foodie culture’?
In our latest Voices of Forestry column, Theresa Reichlin summarises the findings of her 2017 master’s thesis.