Newsletter Archive

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CFP Newsletter - Summer 2026 (18 August 2026)

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Research updates
  • New CFP publication highlights evidence gaps on grey squirrel damage in British woodlands
  • Collaborative workshop sets direction for future UK Forest Sector Modelling
Education and training
  • New training module on the role of genetics in tree health and forest resilience
  • Bangor University and Centre for Forest Protection module tackles UK and global forest health crisis
News and events
  • Upcoming CFP webinar series to showcase PhD research
  • Highlights from Britain’s Forest Future: Research-Practice Exchange
Blog
  • Drought declared in parts of the UK: how CFP research is tackling this tree health threat
  • From cones to canopy: Reviving Scots pine for the future
Sector news and resources
  • Be counted – take part in the Forestry Workforce Census
  • New forestry event series Talking Forestry at APF Show 2026
  • Forest Research announces major forest science conference in Edinburgh
  • New £3 million Centre to help grow healthy gardens
  • Kew Wakehurst celebrates five years of Nature Unlocked programme
  • and further partner news.

 

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CFP Newsletter - Winter 2025/26 (26 January 2026)

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Research updates
  • New CFP and University of St Andrews research highlights the importance of considering social and cultural values when restoring ‘lost’ tree species.
  • Shaping understanding of Continuous Cover Forestry (CCF) to reduce windthrow
  • Shaping UK drought research priorities through co-design
Education and training
  • New interns hit the ground running!
  • Master’s degree module in Forest Protection
News and events
  • Royal Society of Biology – Bioscience Careers Day: ‘Future skills for tomorrow’s biologists’
Blog
  • From frosty fields to forest resilience: reviving the Scots pine breeding programme
  • Sweet resilience: growing a career in tree genomics
Further resources
  • Forest Research news
  • Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew news
  • Forestry Commission blog
  • Forestry England news
  • Royal Forestry Society (RFS) news

 

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CFP Newsletter - Autumn 2025 (14 October 2025)

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Research Updates
  • New CFP research shows that a combination of both planted and naturally colonised new woodlands is likely to be best for maintaining genetic diversity
  • Closing soon: Survey for managers of mixed-species stands to contribute to research into drought resilience
Education and Training
  • Take part in our new training module: ‘Reducing risks for resilient trees’
  • Hear our 2024/25 interns discuss their research and experiences
Blog
  • Geoff Monck’s Mission to Save the Yew
News and Events
  • Goodbye and Hello – New Centre for Forest Protection Lead
  • Britain’s Forest Future: Research-Practice Exchange
 

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CFP Newsletter - Summer 2025 (Part 2 - 29 July 2025)

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  • Webinar Recordings
  • Project Survey
  • Save the Date: Britain’s Forest Future: Research-Practice Exchange

 

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CFP Newsletter - Summer 2025 (04 July 2025)

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Funding News
  • New CFP research projects
Education and Training
  • Internship opportunities
  • Professional and technical training
Events
  • Save the Date: Britain’s Forest Future: Research-Practice Exchange
 

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