Stories of soil and soul

Putting woodlands at the heart of Scottish culture
The Use of Bearberry Plants as Potential Afforestation Sites
Written by Kerri Milligan 5 minutes
Most land plants must form mutualistic associations with fungi to grow and survive, this relationship is called a mycorrhiza. The term originates from the Greek…
Introducing our Woodland Charter
Written by Sonia Brown 3 minutes
Forestry for the wellbeing of the planet The wellbeing of our planet is in peril. The environmental changes facing our world will bring problems that…
The first Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy in Scotland
Written by Sonia Brown 3 minutes
TreeStory Project on Isle of Mull granted the first Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy accreditation in Scotland. The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy (QCC) is a unique network of…
The benefits of forest diversity
Written by Sonia Brown 2 minutes
Forest diversity is not only better for the environment, but also more effective at carbon storage. It stands to reason that natural forests are much…
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