Conducted alongside the Forest Strategy Consultative Committee (FSCC), which includes Woodlands of Ireland and various industry stakeholders, the Forestry Programme 2023-2027 Midterm Review identified key improvements for existing schemes and announced the launch of new schemes on the Forestry Programme 2023-2027. Woodlands of Ireland welcomes these improvements with compliments to the Forest Service of the […]
The NeighbourWood Scheme aims to increase the suitability of Ireland’s woodlands and forests for recreational use, by supporting the silvicultural enhancement of existing woodlands and forests and the introduction of appropriate recreational facilities. The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon, TD, and the Minister of State with responsibility for Forestry, Farm Safety
The Native Woodland Conservation Scheme promotes the appropriate restoration of existing native woodland through the provision of financial support to forest owners towards the cost of appropriate works. The Native Woodland Conservation Scheme: 2023-2027 was launched by Minister Pippa Hackett on Monday, 12th February 2024. The NWC scheme takes over from the Native Woodland Conservation
In support of the Native Woodland Conservation Scheme The first eight in a series of technical bulletins focused on establishing and managing native woodlands. The native woodland information notes complement the latest Native Woodland Conservation Scheme 2023-2027. When you enroll in the Native Woodland Scheme training course(s), these information notes come in an attractive A4
Woodlands of Ireland sponsor “Native Woodland Conservation Award” A new category “Native Woodland Conservation Award” has been introduced to the RDS Irish Forest and Woodland Awards for 2024. The “Native Woodland Conservation Award” aims to recognise excellence in the conservation and management of native forests and semi-natural woodlands which are regarded as ancient or long