Policy

In this post Jonas Brandl, our graduate employee introduces himself, the work he has been doing over the past six months and where he is headed.   My name is Jonas and I am the current [...]

Teaching and lecturing so far this year has been dominated by the word “Landscape”. Whether the catalyst for this has been driven by us, by those we speak to or by a broader movement I don’t know [...]

We are packing in a busy schedule of teaching and lecturing this winter mixing up architecture, forestry, seminars, teaching and field visits. We’ll be at the Architectural Association in [...]

A grant from the Future Trees Trust via the RFS Forestry Roots scheme has enabled us to take on a young graduate forester as a research assistant.  We’ll be working in collaboration with [...]

2019 sees the centenary of the Forestry Commission and an opportunity to explore what forestry means in the UK, where we are at and where we are going.  We worked with Artdotearth and the Royal [...]

One of the most dramatic features of the stunning coastline of the South West are the estuarine forests; shields of oak canopy spilling down to the waters edge along estuaries and open stretches [...]

The most exciting and daunting piece of work we have had to date? Dartington Hall, tucked into South Devon on the outskirts of Totnes has a century of history in land-use and social innovations.  [...]

We offer a funding and bid-writing service throughout the timber supply-chain.  All news on current funding can be found here. In order to offer a better service to our clients we are now working [...]

We will be spending the next 8 months working alongside Exmoor National Park and the Woodland Trust to increase the resilience and sustainability of woodland on Exmoor.  The project will look at [...]

Jez Ralph has recently given the key-note lecture at the Royal Forestry Society 2017 conference for young future foresters.  We are very proud to have been involved in this initiative by the RFS [...]