Author: Rachel Lawrence

Grown in Britain is looking for an auditor for the Plant Healthy certification scheme in the South East England region.

Join Cumbria Woodlands and Grown in Britain for two essential Spring webinars: Making Woodland Work and Demystifying Woodland Grants and Regulation 2025.

Also under the banner of a Forestry Innovation Fund project, “A New Seat At The Table”, we’re delivering a new supply chain for ash boards and ash plywood to develop a range of GiB certified furniture with ercol, the iconic British furniture brand and newly-certified Grown

We’re thrilled to share the news that the nation’s first public gardens to be Plant Healthy certified are Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh and RHS Harlow Carr! Congratulations to all involved, this is a tremendous step in demonstrating the importance of biosecurity and the Plant Healthy

Now 6 Months into our Forestry Innovation Fund project with soon-to-be-GiB-certifed Scandinavian Timber, “<TIC_22 ”, the necessary and exciting stages of R&D are being checked-off. Curtain Walling is a modern, flexible façade system that creates unbroken floor to floor glazing which would be impossible with

Bristol-based Veya Homes have been awarded the first ever GiB Project Certificate for the completion of four new homes in Rangeworthy, using 82% UK-grown, locally-sourced timber throughout the build. Initial analysis of three existing build projects showed that 91% of the timber used was from

As part of a 10 year programme, Make Good: Rethinking Material Futures , starting in February 2022, the V&A Museum partnered with the Sylva Wood School to deliver the Field Notes Summer School in summer 2022. The Field Notes course took 12 diverse creative practitioners with

As we enter National Tree Week 2022, GiB welcomes the additional support announced by Defra for woodland creation. The £20 million forms part of the Nature for Climate Fund and will improve tree planting stocks, woodland resilience, domestic timber production and accelerate tree planting across

We are looking for someone to coordinate an exciting three-year project, linking supply chains from forest to processor and working with our partner the National Trust to expand the growth, use and market for GiB certified wood. If this sounds like something you’d love to

The annual Forestry Conference, organised by the Country Land and Business Association, the Forestry Commission and Grown in Britain, is back for a fifth year and we are delighted to invite you to join us for a packed programme. The 2022 theme is ‘Building resilience