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With colleagues in Forestry Commission we have evaluated how #biosecurity training has impacted awareness and behaviours of staff working in #forestry See our findings here forestresearch.gov.uk/publications/d…

A new paper Moving from features to functions: bit.ly/3A9YqH6 from our contribution to the The The QUENCH Projects - Lancaster University. It outlines key knowledge gaps of the linkages between nature and health. Forest Research, Lancaster University

Great to see our paper published on this important topic concerning the social & cultural values of treescapes. SERG members were involved in this work, along with York University SEI Research Fera The Tree Council

We are involved in a European project called #Forwards, focused on climate smart forestry. Members of SERG have contributed to a series of webinars on #stakeholderengagement, now available on youtube.com/watch?v=C-DCeR…

🌎SERG are conducting an evaluation of the Forest Research Climate Change Hub ✏️Please follow the link below if you have used the hub and would like to share your feedback with us!

As it's #NationalTreeWeek and we're all working hard in Forest Research Society and Env. Research Group we thought we'd share a nice atmospheric and snowy tree photo from #StormBert

Very excited that SERG is part of the New Centre for Net Positive Health. We will be representing the Natural Environment Social Research Network in the Centre.

Great to see Forests | An Open Access Journal from MDPI have chosen to promote our recent paper from our collaborative project called BAC-STOP – Bacterial Plant Diseases Programme.

Check out our latest research on the Societal benefits of trees, woods and forests including a range of outputs on social and cultural values, mental health and the perceptions of treescapes bit.ly/4hIpTQ8 Forest Research

Check out this great conference in April for all those of you interested in #nature #Wellbeing Lots of interesting talks lined up, so join us to find out about the latest research bit.ly/413PQDe

Read the full paper: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Fab to get Mariella's perspective on working at Forest Research and in the dynamic Society and Environment Research Group. She highlights the diversity of work we undertake in our organisation.

Interested in how a tree survey and people survey can be integrated to give a more holistic approach to tree management. See our i-Tree Portsmouth project report. bit.ly/4iDEgpk Forest Research Portsmouth City Council

Call for arboriculture professionals to take part in new tree health survey forestresearch.gov.uk/news/144487-ca…

Check out our new interdisciplinary paper on early detection strategies for invading tree pests. Providing the first surveillance map for emerald ash borer incursions into the UK. bit.ly/3FOw2g1 Rothamsted Research University of York Forest Research University of Warwick

🌱What motivates people to volunteer in woodlands? 💟What personal benefits do they gain from doing so? ✖️What challenges might they face? Our research, recently published as a short and accessible in-brief, explored these questions: Forest Research forestresearch.gov.uk/publications/i…

Excited that the latest British Woodlands Survey has been published. We've collaborated with Sylva Foundation who led this piece of research. Find out about woodlands managers views on public access.

We’re involved in the Branching Out UKTreescapes Treescapes project led by Loughborough University. The research explores new routes to valuing urban treescapes. To get a great overview of our research check out our Story Map led by The Open University arcg.is/0H1eKu1

This bank holiday Forest Research Society and Env. Research Group and Forestry and Land Scotland colleagues are hoping to see visitors at #QueenElizabethForestPark #Aberfoyle engaging with the #forestquest that is part of the #ForwardsEU project encouraging people to think about forest management issues during their visit

New research to understand the existing provision of public access to woodlands in England, as well as opportunities for increasing access, has just been published by Forest Research #wellbeing Watch out for more on public access soon. bit.ly/4msIC5o