You will find here all Tilhill’s news as well as interesting and relevant news from around the forest industry.
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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Oliver Mackay, a graduate from Harper Adams University wins the Tilhill ‘Top Student’ Award for 2021.
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Graduate from Aberdeen University wins the Tilhill Award for ‘Outstanding Performance 2021.’
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Tilhill announces Goldcrest Land and Forestry Group as their partner of choice for this year’s UK Forest Market Report launch.
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Forestry and wood trade body, Confor, is warning that the UK faces declining supplies of home grown wood in the near future due to lack of productive tree planting.
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A Chemistry student at the University of Chester has been working with industry leader International Pheromone Systems to meet the challenge of producing a ‘matchmaking’ synthetic pheromone for monitoring and managing an insect responsible for the global destruction of millions of trees.
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New drive to encourage farmers and landowners to create new woodland as a financial and environmentally rewarding option
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The Government has unveiled the next stages of its plan to reward farmers and landowners for actions which benefit the environment, supporting sustainable food production alongside vital nature recovery and work towards net zero.
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The premier awards for forests and woods in Scotland are back for 2022 after a highly successful 2021 saw winners ranging from a tiny nursery school to the country’s largest landowner
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