MORE than 98 million bat calls have been detected across 310 English woodlands in what researchers say is the largest passive acoustic bat survey ever undertaken in Britain. The National Woodland Bat ...

Owner Jonathan Strange said the decision came down to a combination of design, performance and the opportunity to put the TP 175 through its paces.

THERE is growing concern for the future of Scots pine at Glenmore Forest Park in the wake of this summer's devastating wildfire.

The latest in our series of articles working through the requirements of the Arboricultural Association's Approved Contractor Scheme.

Countryside once spoiled by open-cast mining is being turned green again after work began to plant a 500-hectare forest. Brockloch Forest, in East Ayrshire, received approval in June 2026 and ground ...

The Budget included a further £1.5 billion for the Social and Affordable Housing Programme, while councils are to receive greater access to cheaper borrowing.

Researchers are calling for “wood security” to be treated alongside food, energy and water security as a major global challenge.

The organisation highlighted the forecast reduction in timber availability as one of its principal long-term financial risks in its annual report.

The organisers hailed this 50th-anniversary event as the biggest and best APF yet, with highlights including the UK Forwarder Driving Contest, UK Loggers demonstrations and what was believed to be the ...

The revised version of the standard was recently officially endorsed by PEFC UK. However, the wait goes on for FSC approval.

Prof Spence advised government ministers on plant health and oversaw the UK’s response to a range of pests and diseases during her time at Defra.

His involvement has spanned more than four decades, with APF 2026, the event’s 50th anniversary edition, drawing record crowds.