Working to connect landscapes, people and wildlife in the former royal hunting forest of Rockingham
North Northamptonshire
Joined September 2022
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Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
I’M GUTTED!
I had really hoped this would be an option for me.
Please keep sharing this and lobby for a wider range of nature and conservation education 🙏
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@WildlifeTrusts @MeganMcCubbin @GreeneIndy @MrRyanJDalton @ospreylf
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
Looking up into the crown of an enormous stool of Small-leaved Lime, perhaps close to a thousand years old, brings a sense of calm and perspective...and shows crown shyness nicely...
#thicktrunktuesday
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It was a pleasure & privilege to join the event marking the publication of England’s first Local Nature Recovery Strategy. Thank you Dan for all your leadership in this very important process.
One week on from a watershed moment for biodiversity.
It’s been seven days since the West of England launched our country’s first Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
@TonyJuniper, Chair of @NaturalEngland, spoke at the West of England Nature Partnership’s landmark conference.
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
Splendid autumn colours from Wild Service Trees (Sorbus torminalis) @WoodlandTrust #TwitterNaturePhotography #TwitterNatureCommunity
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A few places left for our free guided walk on Saturday around Rawhaw Wood, just west of #Corby. Come and hear about Hugh and Carolyn's unique life-style in their own coppiced woodland. rockinghamforest.org.uk/even…
@NNorthantsC @Discover_N_ @NTelegraph
A few places left for our free guided walk on Saturday around Rawhaw Wood, just west of #Corby. Come and hear about Hugh and Carolyn's unique life-style in their own coppiced woodland. rockinghamforest.org.uk/even…
@NNorthantsC @Discover_N_ @NTelegraph
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
All that wood in the river reminds me of a native mammal that has an amazing beneficial impact on biodiversity
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Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
**No need to seed**. In all of these photos, degraded, formerly farmed ground, recovered itself, quickly, with a species-rich flora with no seeding. Nature did it. Local genetics. Local specialities & rarities. No cost. Something to think on...
These were 95-year old oaks from a plantation in #Fineshade Wood. "The Assarts" area has just been thinned with most of the best trees left to grow on. These magnificent trunks will now go up for auction and some may end up as furniture. @ForestryEngland @ForestryComm
A lovely short walk in #Fineshade Wood this afternoon. It reaaly is one of jewels in the #RockinghamForest crown
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
This is well worth a few minutes of your time! Read how the Cottingham community transformed a previously neglected green space into a lovely place to bide awhile with the help of our Community Grant.
rockinghamforest.org.uk/post…
@CorbyRadio @NTelegraph @NNorthantsC
This is well worth a few minutes of your time! Read how the Cottingham community transformed a previously neglected green space into a lovely place to bide awhile with the help of our Community Grant.
rockinghamforest.org.uk/post…
@CorbyRadio @NTelegraph @NNorthantsC
Coming soon to #RockinghamForest - a free workshop on how to grow trees from seed.
Book a place here rockinghamforest.org.uk/even…
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
What does Rockingham Forest mean to you? That's the subject of our competition and we'd love to see what you can create. Be quick though - entries close this weekend!
rockinghamforest.org.uk/comp…
@NeneRiversTrust @NNorthantsC @NE_WestAnglia @wildlifebcn @royal_forestry @SusannahOBC
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
Flight shots of the Southern Migrant Hawker at Priors Hall near Corby, Northamptonshire. @BDSdragonflies #BBCWildlifePOTD
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
Planting trees brings so many benefits, for nature and the environment, businesses, communities and more.
Discover the benefits, as well as the funding and support available to create woodland in England, on our new guidance page: gov.uk/guidance/the-benefits…
#CaseForTrees
ALT graphic of a tree and the words: The benefits of trees.
Thanks to everyone who helped to make our Family Fun day such fun!
Lots of piccies here, rockinghamforest.org.uk/late…
Please RT and share yours too!
@NeneRiversTrust @NNorthantsC @wildlifebcn @NE_WestAnglia @royal_forestry @savebutterflies @SusannahOBC
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
Did you know that deadwood and dying trees act as a habitat for up to a fifth of woodland species?
Read more in our summer woodland management blog post:
forestrycommission.blog.gov.…
#WoodlandManagementMatters
ALT Photo of deadwood, scenery, and the words: Deadwood is a rare but vital part of a healthy, well-functioning woodland.
Rockingham Forest Vision retweeted
The nominees for the Tree of the Year are here...
countryfile.com/wildlife/tre…
What does Rockingham Forest mean to you? That's the subject of our competition and we'd love to see what you can create. Be quick though - entries close this weekend!
rockinghamforest.org.uk/comp…
@NeneRiversTrust @NNorthantsC @NE_WestAnglia @wildlifebcn @royal_forestry @SusannahOBC