What are public forests for?
Dear supporter, Your chance to have a say in the future of England's public forest estate. The Forestry Commission in England wants your view on the long-term role of the forests and woods it owns.
If you believe as we do that forests and woods in public ownership are an important national asset then now is the time to have your say in their future. Please add your voice to this very important consultation, and give your backing to the Trust's contribution.
We believe that the public forests are crucial to the protection, restoration and expansion of native woods in the future. They play a vital part in helping us meet the challenges faced by our changing climate and providing habitats for numerous animal and plant species; not to mention the recreational, health and educational benefits they bring to everyone. I am sure you will agree that we can't lose them!
The deadline for your response is Monday 28th September. This public consultation will be a major piece of evidence in the overall study of the future of the Forestry Commission's estate. Please spare a few minutes to contribute. You can write a letter, take the online survey or print out the full document and return it. Whichever method you choose, everything you need is here. http://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/en/campaigns/news-comment/Pages/keep-the...
Thank you Hilary Allison Policy Director, The Woodland Trust
