Emergency Treework Planning Course. This is now a stand alone theory based unit with no prerequisite. It is aimed at any person who may be involved in the risk assessment and planning of an emergency treework scenario. 'Individual Windblown’ is back and all of the practical elements in Emergency Treework are now covered in other individual units. (i.e. Individual Windblown and Assisted Felling). This practical course will enable candidates to correctly state the regulations and safety requirements relating to chainsaw use and assess the hazards and risks involved. By assessing lying windblown timber, partially windblown and broken timber, the candidate will be able to take a decision on appropriate action and cut the timber using appropriate techniques and control the movement of root plates.
This course has physical demands and requires the carrying and movement of equipment in woodland and forest environments. This course involves:
Monday 24th - Friday 28th August 2026
Our “Woodland Pioneers – an Introduction to coppicing” week-long course introduces you to coppicing and greenwood crafts, and to our 3-year coppicing apprenticeship scheme. This course will run from 24 – 28 August at Silverhelme Scout Camp, Silverdale, Lancashire. The course fee (which includes…
Closing date for applications 27th March 2026. Course runs over 5 days in May and then further days in August.
This amazing opportunity across South Scotland and North England is a fully funded, industry-aligned initiative designed to prepare new entrants for careers in the forestry sector. As part of the programme you will get your Emergency First Aid at Work, Brushcutter/Trimmer operations, Pesticides PA1…
Date And Time: 28 April 2026 09:00 to 16:00 Graythwaite Estate, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0QF
This course will cover the practical application of forest operations to achieve stand transformation using resilient silvicultural systems. You will learn and share your own knowledge about the principles and practice of Continuous Cover Forestry (CFF) in the context of estate woodland management.…
Our Foundation Degree in Wildlife Conservation course is based at our Kirkley Hall campus, and you will receive your timetable previous to starting your course.
Explore the fascinating world of wildlife conservation focusing on the protection of species, habitats, and ecosystems both in the UK and globally. Engage in critical discussions on ethical issues and the role of modern zoos in conservation efforts. Kirkley Hall’s zoo provides a unique opportunity…
Lancaster University Open Days and Campus Tours
Carlisle College Open Day 26 March 2026
Myerscough College Open Day 18 April 2026
