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An introduction to agroforestry including the benefits and definitions.
The Forestry Commission increases the value of woodlands to society and the environment. Forestry Commission is a non-ministerial department, supported by 2 agencies and public bodies .
Find guidance on forestry career paths, training and case studies on working in the forestry sector.
Information on training courses and guidance on choosing the right path for a career in forestry.
Find out how you can protect and manage trees and woodlands in urban areas.
Find out about priority habitats and species, the value of ancient and native woodland and when it's appropriate to remove trees to restore open habitats.
Forest Research provides research services relevant to UK and international forestry interests, informing and supporting forestry’s contribution to government policies. It provides the evidence base for UK forestry practices and supports innovation. Forest Research is an executive agency, sponsored by...
The Professional Forester Apprenticeship programme offers an exciting career pathway into the forestry sector for people from all backgrounds
We are England’s largest land manager, looking after the nation’s 1,500 woods and forests. Forestry England is an executive agency, sponsored by the Forestry Commission .
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