Plumpton College offers a range of woodland management courses, from introductory workshops to advanced diplomas, covering topics such as woodland ecology, silviculture, and forest management.
Bangor University's Certificate in Woodland Management is a part-time course that explores the principles and practices of sustainable woodland management, including woodlands and wildlife, woodland restoration, and woodland management planning.
The Small Woods Association provides woodland management training courses and workshops, covering topics such as woodland ecology, tree identification, and woodland management techniques, with a focus on small-scale and community-led woodland management.
Myerscough College's Diploma in Forestry and Woodland Management is a full-time course that covers the principles and practices of forestry and woodland management, including forest ecology, silviculture, and woodland conservation.
The Forestry Commission's Forest Research website provides information on woodland management courses and training opportunities, including courses on woodland ecology, forest management, and woodland conservation, as well as online resources and guidance.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) UK website provides information on sustainable woodland management, including guidance on woodland conservation, restoration, and management, as well as resources and case studies on sustainable forestry practices.
The Wildlife Trusts website provides information on woodland management and conservation, including guidance on creating and managing woodlands for wildlife, as well as resources and case studies on woodland conservation and restoration.
The UK Government's website provides information on the Woodland Creation and Management Grant, which provides funding for woodland creation and management projects, including guidance on eligibility, application processes, and grant rates.