- Hugh Cresswell, current MSc Forestry distance learning student, receives award by the RFS
- "Comparison of three inventory protocols for use in privately-owned plantations under transformation to Continuous Cover Forestry" - MSc Forestry graduate Jonathan Spazzi completed this research for his MSc dissertation
- "Do we need foresters at all?" by Kelly Morss, MSc Forestry student
- Celebrating 120 years of forestry at Bangor University
- How effective are methods to induce or faciliiate the natural resistance of temperate trees to exotic Phyopthora species? by Andrew Walton (MSc Forestry distance learning graduate) and Professor Andy Smith)
- Agroforestry in the UK: Exploring consumer knowledge and interest by Robert Cole (MSc Forestry distance learning graduate), Dr Heli Gittins and Dr Norman Dandy
- Higher education in agroforestry: My experience as an agroforestry graduate
- “Neighbours matter and the weak succumb: ash dieback infection is more severe in ash trees with fewer conspecific neighbours and lower prior growth rate – MSc Forestry graduate David Cracknell completed this research for his MSc dissertation”
- Growing Partnerships for Sustainable Management of Tropical Forests (article by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission on our funded scholarships)
- David Brown, MSc Forestry graduate receives prestigious forestry award by the Royal Forestry Society (RFS)
- Bangor Environmental Forestry student is awarded special forestry award by Tilhill
- Baxter, W. and Tracey, C. (2020) ProSilva 30th Anniversary Meeting – Slovenia 2019. Available from https://www.ccfg.org.uk/join/ (since writing this article, Will Baxter has graduated with MSc Forestry)
- Cracknell, D. (2020) Learning lessons in Lady Park Wood (an article about the dissertation research of an MSc Forestry DL student
- 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
- A day in the life of James Walmsley, course director, April 2019, Forestry Journal
- David Pelly (graduate from the MSc Forestry DL programme in 2018) wins writing prize at the Houses of Parliament
- 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)
- Walmsley et al (2016) Turning literature into reality…, Agriculture for Development, No. 27: 20-21
- Forestry Study Tour 2016 - blog by Graham Strouts, student and author of 'the cultural wilderness' blog
- 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.
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