Skip to content
Members login
Job board
Forestry Placements
Join today
  • Centenary
  • Who We Are
    • Our Purpose
    • Our History
    • Our People
      • Our Team
      • Our Governance
    • Our Members
    • Our Member Networks
    • Special Interest Groups
    • Armed Forces Covenant
  • What We Do
    • Education & Careers
    • Educational & Scientific Trust
    • Emerging Leader Programme
    • ICF Mentoring Programme
    • Find a Tree Consultant
    • Professional Standards
      • Code of Conduct
      • Make a Complaint
    • Publications
      • TREES magazine
      • Forestry: An International Journal of Forest Research
    • ICF Awards
      • ICF Student Award
      • Professional Forester of the Year Award
      • The Institute’s Medal
    • Virtual Forestry Work Experience
    • Young Professional Foresters’ Exchange Programme
    • Level 4 Forestry Works Manager
    • Forestry Sector Skills Plan
  • Membership
    • Journey Planner
    • Join Us
    • Competency Framework
    • Technical Membership
    • Get Chartered
    • PME Guidance Videos
    • Fellowship
    • Code of Conduct
    • CPD Requirements
    • Member Stories
    • Chartered Environmentalist
  • Events
  • Policy
    • Our Priorities
    • Recent Developments
    • Representing the Institute
    • Consultations & Position Papers
  • News & Blogs
  • Contact Us
  • Centenary
  • Who We Are
    • Our Purpose
    • Our History
    • Our People
      • Our Team
      • Our Governance
    • Our Members
    • Our Member Networks
    • Special Interest Groups
    • Armed Forces Covenant
  • What We Do
    • Education & Careers
    • Educational & Scientific Trust
    • Emerging Leader Programme
    • ICF Mentoring Programme
    • Find a Tree Consultant
    • Professional Standards
      • Code of Conduct
      • Make a Complaint
    • Publications
      • TREES magazine
      • Forestry: An International Journal of Forest Research
    • ICF Awards
      • ICF Student Award
      • Professional Forester of the Year Award
      • The Institute’s Medal
    • Virtual Forestry Work Experience
    • Young Professional Foresters’ Exchange Programme
    • Level 4 Forestry Works Manager
    • Forestry Sector Skills Plan
  • Membership
    • Journey Planner
    • Join Us
    • Competency Framework
    • Technical Membership
    • Get Chartered
    • PME Guidance Videos
    • Fellowship
    • Code of Conduct
    • CPD Requirements
    • Member Stories
    • Chartered Environmentalist
  • Events
  • Policy
    • Our Priorities
    • Recent Developments
    • Representing the Institute
    • Consultations & Position Papers
  • News & Blogs
  • Contact Us
Home > News & Blogs > Woodland Creation Design

Woodland Creation Design

  • April 5, 2018

Woodland Creation Design: One Day, interactive Workshops for Woodland Creation Applicants.

Forestry Commission England and the Institute of Chartered Foresters are delivering interactive woodland creation design workshops across England in June 2018. These workshops will provide practical and technical information and advice on how to design new woodlands that fit within the landscape and accommodate features of interest.

Forestry Commission
Knepp Castle

Each workshop will go through the different stages of the design process based on the principles set out in the UK Forestry Standard (UKFS). Delegates will gain a clear understanding of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) regulations for afforestation, including the information land managers need to gather and how this can be obtained. There will also be the opportunity to put any questions you might have to Forestry Commission England staff.

  • 5 June 2018 | The Cullompton Centre, Cullompton
  • 6 June 2018 | High Ashurst Outdoor Learning Centre, Dorking
  • 11 June 2018 | The Cedar Centre, Peterborough
  • 12 June 2018 | Green Woods Centre, Telford
  • 27 June 2018 | Myerscough College, Preston
  • 28 June 2018 | Scotch Corner Hotel, Darlington

In preparation for the workshops delegates will be asked to complete and return an EIA enquiry form based on an example site. Guidance will be provided on how to complete the activity which should take no more than 1 hour. This preparation exercise will enable delegates to feed in to the interactive aspect of the workshops to improve their knowledge via structured, technical learning. During the workshop delegates will continue to work through the case study to produce a Woodland Creation Design Plan.

In addition to the workshop activity, presentations will be given on choosing an appropriate site, species selection and operational plans. These interactive workshops will enable delegates to:

• Match objectives to available grants
• Identify EIA management via grant applications
• Identify constraints
• Interpret ESC
• Develop woodland creation design plans
• Identify appropriate ground preparation

Detailed agenda and speaker profiles

Registration is mandatory and booking is open to all. As spaces are limited, early booking is recommended.

Don’t miss your opportunity to attend this valuable CPD event.

Categories
Latest
  • New programme opens to support Forestry Works Managers achieve recognised qualifications
  • Institute responds to the latest woodland creation statistics
  • Helping shape a more constructive approach to engagement in forestry
  • Institute awards four Fellowships
  • Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards celebrate the power of trees at schools and nurseries

Latest news

New programme opens to support Forestry Works Managers achieve recognised qualifications

A new programme has launched to support forestry professionals across England to achieve a recognised qualification through an innovative experienced worker route. A trial of

Read story

Institute responds to the latest woodland creation statistics

With the latest UK woodland creation statistics published recently, the Institute has been considering how and if we should respond.  2025/6 – 7,220 hectares 2024/5

Read story

Helping shape a more constructive approach to engagement in forestry

The Institute is proud to have contributed to the development of the new document Guidelines for Respectful and Constructive Engagement in Forestry Management (Scotland), published

Read story
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Contact Us
ICF Head Office

Scott House (Mull Office 6th Floor), 10 South St. Andrew Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2AZ
+44 (0)131 240 1425

ICF Bristol Office

Brunswick Court, Brunswick Square, Bristol, BS2 8PE

X-twitter Linkedin Instagram Facebook

icf@charteredforesters.org

Registered Charity SC016033. © 2026 Institute of Chartered Foresters. All Rights Reserved

Website by 39steps

Members login

Join today