Be our Lead Forest Manager
Are you an ambitious Forest Manager ready for a new challenge?
Things are moving fast at English Woodlands Forestry.
We need an ambitious, courageous Forest Manager to join us, join in, catch up & then take the lead on developing our woodland management business.
Are you that person?
Click HERE to find out more about this position & get in touch…
Forestry Blog
- The Changing Landscape
- A Resistant Elm on the Horizon
- Tree Inspections – Preventing the Preventable
- For All Woodland Creatures Great & Small
- Making a difference: The JCB Forestmaster
- Introducing Tom Simmons, our newest Forest Manager
- Just call us GiB-LO!
- Harvesting at Barlavington
- Confor’s APF 2014
- The Tree Harvester
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The Changing Landscape
Big News! Tom Compton & Ian McNally of English Woodlands Forestry Ltd have joined forces with Neil Powell of Powell …
A Resistant Elm on the Horizon
Availability of a 100% disease resistant Elm hybrid prompts questions on provenance & climate resilience for British Forestry…
Tree Inspections – Preventing the Preventable
In-house tree inspector Josh Diplock gives us the lowdown on tree MOT’s and why they’re not just important, they’re essential…
For All Woodland Creatures Great & Small
Thomas Simmons ponders the drawbacks of a peaceful summer lunch-break & insect free sandwiches in the gloom of an un-managed …
Making a difference: The JCB Forestmaster
We’re very excited to show you this great video made by JCB on a brisk Autumn day out in the …
Introducing Tom Simmons, our newest Forest Manager
Thomas enjoys the challenges of bringing woodlands into management whilst at the same time expanding his own expertise in areas …
Just call us GiB-LO!
Coming to you from the Grown in Britain website: English Woodlands Timber become one of the latest wood processors …
Harvesting at Barlavington
Yogi & Bruce have been working with the harvester & forwarder at Barlavington for the last could of months, interspersed …
Confor’s APF 2014
The CONFOR APF Show is largest exhibition of silviculture & arboriculture (let’s call it forestry shall we?) in the UK with over …