Articles relating to our forestry distance learning courses

• Bangor University in Ghana – experiences and insights from recent study tours – Commonwealth Forestry Association newsletter, June 2020
• Nathan Adams (currently studying on MSc Forestry distance learning) highly commended in national forestry competition
• Gilham, A. and Hill, N. (2020) Silviculture on steep terrain – report on CCFG / ProSilva Ireland study tour to northwest Italy
• Bangor University, Forestry, Ghana, Woodland Heritage and the Commonwealth.  More in common than you might imagine
• Cracknell, D. (2020) Irregular silviculture short course with SelectFor.  (David Cracknell is currently studying MSc Forestry DL)

• Enoch Ampadu (graduate from the MSc Tropical Forestry DL programme in 2016) publishes his research about the mapping of natural forests using satellite imagery

• Recent forestry@bangor newsletters

• Blazing a new trail into the forestry profession

• Bangor University Student Wins Special Award from Tilhill Forestry
• Special Forestry Award Presented in Online First
• Overview of forestry at Bangor University – Chartered Forester publication, Summer 2019
• Distance learning MSc Forestry students in Westminster
• Distance learning students and alumni head to the Italian Alps to study continuous cover forestry and agroforestry 
• Distance learning students and alumni attend World Agroforestry Congress, April 2019

• A day in the life of James Walmsley, course director, April 2019, Forestry Journal

• Emma Agyapong (graduate from the MSc Tropical Forestry DL progamme in 2018) publishes her research about urban trees in Kumasi, Ghana
• David Pelly (graduate from the MSc Forestry DL programme in 2018) wins writing prize at the Houses of Parliament
• Forestry – a fascinating topic and a hugely rewarding career
• Outstanding MSc Forestry (distance learning) student recognised with Tilhill Forestry Award
• Gilham, A. (2017) Pro-Silva Annual General Meeting – Romania 2017, Confor, UK
• Walmsley, J.D. (ed) (2017) ‘Irregular Silviculture: Transformation in Practice, Woodland Heritage Journal, pp32-35 (Jonathan Spazzi and Adrian Murray-Walker both studied on MSc Forestry (distance learning); Jonathan Tompson studied MSc Environmental Forestry)
• MSc Tropical Forestry students publish findings from their research in Ghana
• Full immersion in the tropical forests of Ghana
• Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) contributes to the MSc Forestry (distance learning) programme
• Two SENRGy distance-learning students attend EuroCoppice Training School in Germany

• Clark, E. Hunt, A. and Burke, J. (2016) Study Tour to Poland, Woodland Heritage Journal, pp28-33 (E Clark is a forestry@bangor graduate, A Hunt is currently on the MSc Forestry DL programme and J Burke is currently studying BSc Forestry)

• Walmsley et al (2016) Turning literature into reality…, Agriculture for Development, No. 27: 20-21

• Gray, J. and Curry, P. (2016) Ecodemocracy: helping wildlife’s right to survive, ECOS 37:1, 19-26 (Joe Gray is a graduate of the distance learning forestry)

• Forestry Study Tour 2016 – blog by Graham Strouts, student and author of ‘the cultural wilderness’ blog

• Chartered Forester (Spring 2015) 'It's a good time to study at Bangor'

• Doshi, P., Brockington, J. and Brook, R. (2015) Assessing agroforestry adoption in tribal areas of Maharashtra, India, Agriculture for Development, No. 25: 12-16

• Forster, E. (2015) Enchanting entrepreneurs in the Philippines, Agriculture for Development, No. 25: 35-37

• Turning literature into reality - tales from a Bangor University MSc Tropical Forestry summer school in Ghana.
• Patrick Duffy (MSc Forestry DL) becomes the first recipient of the Tilhill Forestry Phil Johnson Memorial Award. 
• Bangor University International Newsletter (September 2015) - MSc Forestry graduate receives award in Ghana (page 3) and Alumni events in Ghana and Uganda (page 5)
• Walmsley et al (2015) Forestry in British Higher Education – a tale of decline and regeneration, Quarterly Journal of Forestry 109(4), 268-273.
• Turnbull, N. (2015) Irregular Silviculture – transformation in practise course, Woodland Heritage Journal, pp120-121 (N Turnbull is a graduate from MSc Forestry in 2014)
• Deffee, R. (2015) A Forester’s View of the IUFRO Conference Tour, Woodland Heritage Journal, pp30-36 (R Deffee is a graduate from MSc Forestry in 2014)
• MSc Forestry distance learning 2015 – short film
• Forestry-related postgraduate programmes at Bangor University – new developments for 2015
• Share and Inspire – Review of Teaching and Learning at Bangor University, 2013–14
• First Commonwealth Scholarship Commission student graduates