Timber-handling port secures long-term contract with forest product importer
The deal follows recent investment of £3 million at the site.
How dogs are being used to sniff out Japanese knotweed
The dogs were brought in to detect the rhizomes of invasive Japanese knotweed.
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Women in forestry training fund reopens - how to apply
Training courses include forwarder operating, felling, and the safe use of brush cutters.
Free forestry taster sessions offered to military personnel - how to apply
Free training events will be held next year to give military personnel an insight into the forestry and wood sector.
Multifaith hub featuring New Forest ash named UK's best timber building
It fought off competition from more than 150 buildings to win this year's Gold Award at the Wood Awards.
British Christmas tree plantations found to support vital species
The first set of results were revealed last year after the survey was carried out throughout 2022.
Forestry values fall in increasingly cautious market - report
While 2023 saw £212 million of commercial forestry listings on the open market, up 9 per cent, two properties alone accounted for 70 per cent of the total value listed for sale.
