You will find here all Tilhill’s news as well as interesting and relevant news from around the forest industry.
Tilhill is celebrating after a double win in the Quality Timber Awards at the 2022 Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards which recognise excellence in forests, woodlands and forest-related projects across Scotland.Â
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Scotland has achieved nearly 80% of the yearly woodland creation target, despite the main planting season being badly affected by a run of winter storms. A total of 10,480 ha of new woodland was created in Scotland, with 42% being native species.
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The Woodland Investment Grant: The scheme is once again open to landowners and managers, including not-for-profit organisations. It will provide support for people to create new woodlands and/or enhance and expand existing woodlands, in accordance with the UK Forestry Standard.
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Foresight Sustainable Forestry Skills Training Programme, an exciting opportunity for potential candidates based in South Wales is launched.
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A diverse range of woodland projects across England have received £6 million from the Trees Call to Action Fund
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Tilhill announces their support for tree improvement charity Future Trees Trust. Â
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The North East’s largest Airport has planted over 8,300 trees as part of its membership of the North East Community Forest Project.
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A new guide setting out how landowners and managers can adapt their woodlands in the face of climate change
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The latest session of ‘Dragon’s Den’ with the 2022 cohort.
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Tilhill celebrates after winning the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing Sector RoSPA Award 2022,
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Tilhill is launching a series of myth busting informative pieces, infographics,, and other resources to help see our productive conifer forests in a new light.Â
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Tilhill’s Dan Wilson, Business Development Manager and Forester in the Borders and BSW Group Learning & Development Manager, Tony Lockey win the ALBA, Anna Murray Award
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