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Not hard to imagine knock-on effect of planting woes
In the latest extract from one of our weekly newsletters, we look at how planting woes could have a knock-on effect.

Nathalie and her husband Kezz manage Northumbria Forestry.

Interview From catwalks to chainsaws and OnlyFans: Meet forestry's Dirtiest Girl in the World

Zoe and Glen Penlington from Wales took the top spot amongst the UK’s best logger sport athletes

Siblings claim double delight at Stihl Timbersports British Championship

Estates director Roy Cox and the Blenheim Estate

Woodland Creation 'Source trees early': Year One in the Dorn and Glyme Valley and the lessons learned

'I'm no superman': Non-native species removal has our young forester thinking of the future

Contracting 'I'm no superman': Non-native species removal has our young forester thinking of the future

Tree planting has stagnated in the UK

Newsletter extract No end in sight to UK's tree planting woes

David, who left the newspaper in 2008, will be tasked with improving the charity’s PR and communications

Former Sunday Times chief joins WH

Chris Wyatt of CTS Forestry with his artwork

Arborist creates artwork of 'England's most photographed tree' using old equipment

Ash dieback-infected trees to be felled in ancient woodland

Ash dieback-infected trees to be felled in ancient woodland

Woodlands will provide fitting legacy to late owner

Woodlands will provide fitting legacy to late owner

Michael Scott-Bolton with Harry Williams, Enville Estates, left, and Alistair Squire, Flintshire Woodlands, right

RFS long service award for man who spent six decades in forestry

Meg Garwood has been promoted to the senior role

Arborist promoted to senior consultancy role

Louise Simpson will assume the role from July

ICF confirms appointment of new executive director

Eamonn Cooper has joined the ‘Genetic characterisation of oak for the breeding and conservation’ studentship

Graduate joins 'oak used in timber improvement plan' panel

James Jones said the sector was 'really having its moment'

Foresters have never been 'so needed or so in demand'

Lumberjills, including Ann Moffat, taking a break during forestry work on the Isle of Wight. Photo: Joanna Foat.

Lumberjills Remembering the lumberjills 80 years on: WWII heroines who broke down forestry's barriers

Jonathan Irwin (centre standing), O’Carolan College teacher, with the college students at the forest.

Education 'Opening young minds': Industry giants give Irish schoolkids first taste of sustainable forestry

STIHL GB remembers Eva Mayr-Stihl

STIHL GB remembers Eva Mayr-Stihl

The search for a new chair comes shortly after the death of Lewis Scott

New chair sought for Woodland Heritage

Aberdeen University’s Paige Brown and Oliver Mackay, who studied at Harper Adams University, were both honoured

Forestry graduates pick up prestigious Tilhill awards

Lee Richardson and Mark Jibson.

Company Profile The fascinating story of how two pals brought Ufkes Greentec to the UK

Dan Cordell is one of the world’s most talented artists with a chainsaw.

Chainsaw carving Meet the man who's one of the world's best with a chainsaw

Jessica Weetch says she has enjoyed

'Really enjoyable': Student tells of the difference FLS apprenticeship scheme has made to her studies

Janine Davies-Tutt has been named as one of 15 winners of NatWest’s #BeTheRoleModel competition

Owner of timber yard honoured on International Women's Day for success of green project

Patrik Ketti's 24-tonne HX235 LCR crawler excavator has been adapted to suit his needs

'Anything is possible': Disabled forestry machine operator back 'off road'

Keith Bickerton, right, with his award

'A rare thing': Forestry worker picks up long service award also won by his dad and uncle

Tony Kirkham MBE and Sue James AA Dipl RIBA have both been given the prestigious titles

ICF appoints two new honorary fellows

Enjoying the views during an exciting job.

Women in arb 'I just simply fell into it': Women in Arb - Isobel ‘Izzy’ Watson

Steven Hutcheon takes on the role with Scottish Forestry

Scottish Forestry appoints new conservator for Grampian

People The life and legacy of Jonsered founder William Gibson, one of forestry's forgotten figures

Dominic Good outside his family home with the collapsed oak tree

Family home ‘destroyed’ after 400-year-old oak tree crashes through roof

Billy Telfer reflects on a long and eventful career in and out of the workshop

Interview From the 'big German windblow' to John Deere: Retiring Billy Telfer reflects on a long career

Wales’ First Minister Mark Drakeford announced the plans in March 2021

Wales to plant woodlands in memory of people who died during pandemic

Tom Coates has told of the importance of his ICF membership

'Everyone brings something different': Forester on why people make the industry

Storms Malik and Corrie blew down trees across the country

Schoolboy among two people dead after trees torn down during storms

Shaun, left, and Richard

Foresters celebrate over 80 years’ service at estates

The storms caused massive damage across the UK

Contracting 'The area continues to resemble a war zone': Our writer offers dramatic account of Storm Arwen

Leonardo DiCaprio while in Glasgow for the COP26 conference last year

Newly discovered tree in Cameroonian rainforest named after Leonardo DiCaprio

Lars Bruun (photo courtesy of Torbjörn Esping) was at the forefront of the industry

Machinery Lars Bruun: a forward thinker

Peter Borrowman takes on the new roll

Collaboration creates opportunity for new graduate

Lewis Scott, one of the founders of Woodland Heritage, passed away at the end of November.

Obituary: Lewis Scott, 1956–2021

Jack Haugh has joined Forestry Journal's team

Jack joins FJ team as deputy editor

Kirsty Evans tells all of her experience in the industry

Women in ARB Women in arb: Kirsty Evans

Danny Graham is thriving in the industry

Champion of the woods Danny, the champion of the woods (Pt 7)

In the latest in our A Voice from the Woods series, our insider details his struggles in dealing with members of the public.

voice from the woods 'Dealing with these people drains you': Our insider on life in the industry

L-R: Mike Yerbury, Andrew Newton, Jacob Taylor, and Andrew Leslie

Star students tour chipboard production site after getting top marks for forest plan

The ancient Becky Addy Wood

Removal of trees with ash dieback accused of being 'unscientific'

Christopher Rhodes’ forestry career has taken him all over the African continent

AFRICAN FORESTRY We meet the forester who's worked across Africa and has quite the tale to tell

Paul Raymond Barker is presented with the Sylva Trophy by Chris Jones.

Forestry ‘change maker’ wins Sylva Trophy

Rainbow Professional appoints new director

David Gwillam, left, from Prees Heath Forest Nurseries presents David Williams with Dawn redwood and a Japanese Cornelian Cherry to mark his 42 years.

Royal Forestry Society marks retirement of honorary warden

Grayham has managed South London since April

a day in the life 'My role is unique': Arboriculture and landscape specialist on working in London

Martyn Neve told of his worries for the coming months after a deal was agreed by the likes of Boris Johnson, right, and Joe Biden

'A raft of b******t': Forestry contractor makes vital point about COP26 deal in viral video

Richard Jerome's coffin was carried to his funeral by a tractor

Much-loved forestry contractor given tractor motorcade for funeral