Fraser Rummens

Assistant Editor

Fraser has been with Forestry Journal since June 2019. Acting as Assistant Editor, his responsibilities include writing and editing articles for the magazine, as well as curating the Forestry Journal website and managing its output on social media. He holds a first-class honours degree in journalism from the University of Stirling and before joining Forestry Journal, he worked in construction and plant machinery journalism. In his spare time, Fraser is involved in the fostering of farm kittens, and is always on the lookout for the latest addition to his ever-expanding record collection.

Fraser has been with Forestry Journal since June 2019. Acting as Assistant Editor, his responsibilities include writing and editing articles for the magazine, as well as curating the Forestry Journal website and managing its output on social media. He holds a first-class honours degree in journalism from the University of Stirling and before joining Forestry Journal, he worked in construction and plant machinery journalism. In his spare time, Fraser is involved in the fostering of farm kittens, and is always on the lookout for the latest addition to his ever-expanding record collection.

Latest articles from Fraser Rummens

Sustainable fire suppression: Protecting forests, safeguarding business

As devastating wildfires make headlines around the world, Alden Spencer, global product manager for ANSUL Vehicle Systems at Johnson Controls, discusses the fire risks inherent to forestry operations and how the latest, non-fluorinated vehicle fire suppression systems can help keep operations safe, sustainable and profitable.

RESPONSE: The angel’s share

Harvesting contractor Neil Gray, of Treeworks Forestry, offers his personal take in response to previous Voices of Forestry columns by Jock McKie, MD of John Deere Forestry UK, and Mark Curtis, founder of the Forest Machine Operators Blog.

Timber initiative secures funding for COP26 demonstrator home

A team of experts exploring the mainstream use of homegrown timber in the construction sector has secured funding for the next phase of a demonstrator project which will see the first two-storey modular home manufactured from Scottish mass timber displayed during COP26.

Danny, the champion of the woods (Pt 4)

Phil Sparrow continues the story of Danny, a young forester whose hunt for work and enthusiasm to try anything took him from the sawmills to harvesting heather to shearing sheep to, in this latest chapter, coppicing chestnut with some questionable characters.

Review: CT Aries tree helmet

Andy Fielding of CTS Forestry & Arboriculture puts Climbing Technology’s latest helmet for arborists to the test.