Tag: Biodiversity

Phytophthora austrocedri (P. austrocedri) is an aggressive, fungus-like pathogen which infects juniper and cypress trees, causing dieback and tree death.

Common juniper (Juniperus communis) is an

Our team is expanding, with more great people joining Cumbria Woodlands over the coming weeks and months.

We caught up with Graham, our latest addition to find out more about him, his route into

We are delighted to announce that Version 2 of our Ancient Woodland Restoration course is now live and ready for you to enrol online, for free.

Over 400 learners have now benefitted from our Ancient

Woodland Futures is a partnership project being delivered by the Lake District Foundation and Cumbria Woodlands.

It will receive £499,800 from the Trees Call to Action Fund.

Woodland Futures is one

A new guide setting out how landowners and managers can adapt their woodlands in the face of climate change has been published by the Forestry Commission, Scottish Forestry, Natural Resources Wales

Stanley Ghyll in Eskdale is one of the most challenging woodland sites to work on. It's a gorge with steep rocky sides, difficult access, has footpaths running through it, has a SSSI designation and

Following the huge success of our Woods Into Management Course which we ran last year live on YouTube, we are pleased to announce that the course is now hosted on Canopy Learning and is open for

Our PAWS Webinar Series is Now Online!

The series features 3 recordings:

• What is Ancient Woodland; what is PAWS?
• Woodland Restoration and Rhododendron
• George Peterken, Lady Park Wood

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This event will feature Keith Kirby (researcher at University of Oxford Dept of Plant Sciences) presenting, "Woodland plants: colourful past, uncertain future?", and we share George Peterken's

Last week we were treated to an excellent talk from John Rodwell on designing woodlands to meet multiple objectives using the National Vegetation Classification, hosted by England's Community Forests.

We want to draw your attention to this online workshop this Thursday with John Rodwell, who is notable for his role in developing the National Vegetation Classification.

This workshop will look at