Royal Scottish Forestry Society
RSFS news
We publish news to members in three ways; through this website, in our fortnightly newsletter and in Scottish Forestry. These pages maintain an archive of news articles published on the website.
We are seeking a new editor for our journal Scottish Forestry
Scottish Forestry is both an attractive member magazine and an important publisher of peer reviewed articles covering a wide range of subjects with the emphasis on applied science and practical forest...
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Trainhugger grants: a new platform for woodland owners
An innovative project to help in the fight against rapid climate change has been launched by new train ticket search and booking service Trainhugger in association with the woodland sector’s leading e...
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Scottish Forestry Journal marks 75 years
Thanks to sponsors Scottish Woodlands Ltd, we mark volume 75 with an extra edition of Scottish Forestry, out a month early.
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Tall Trees Small Woods - Great news
Great news! Tall Trees and Small Woods has been delivered from the printer.
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Administrative Support Services tender
The Royal Scottish Forestry Society is inviting tenders from suitable individuals, organisations or companies to carry out administrative and finance functions to support the trustees.
The Society, w...
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Autumn in the air; mist on Scottish Forestry
The Covid-19 outbreak influenced the completion of the last edition, with the country entering lockdown and RSFS meetings postponed. Here we are emerging from lockdown, reflecting on impacts, thinking...
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AGM 2020 preparations
As you are aware, the unprecedented circumstances of the current pandemic in which we find ourselves has meant that many of the Society’s activities have had to be cancelled or postponed. One matter ...
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RSFS Davidson bursary for career changers
The Royal Scottish Forestry Society and Richard Davidson are delighted to announce the launch of the RSFS Davidson Bursaries. Two new awards are available for students at SRUC Barony campus and the Sc...
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RSFS eyes future despite lockdown
Faced with having to cancel its busy programme of field visits, training workshops and an annual study tour, the Royal Scottish Forestry Society has been working on other projects which help support i...
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RSFS cancels events in response to Covid-19
In line with government guidance on Covid-19, we have decided to cancel all Royal Scottish Forestry Society events from now to the end of July. Like many other bodies, we are taking this action to st...
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Scottish Forestry celebrates 100 years of state forestry
As 2019 draws to a close, our journal Scottish Forestry rounds off the year with a bumper edition. Marking 100 years of state forestry, it explains the role of the Society in the formation of the For...
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New film captures memories of 100 year-old forester
In a remarkable coincidence, this year’s centenary celebrations of public forestry in Britain have been capped by the 100th birthday celebration of retired former Forestry Commissioner, George Stew...
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Tree planting re-enactment marks 100 Years of forestry
Lord Lovat and Rural Economy Secretary, Fergus Ewing, today (9 December) joined serving and retired foresters at Monaughty, Moray, to plant a tree commemorating the centenary of public forestry in Sco...
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Improving our understanding of squirrels
This autumn people are being asked to report sightings of both red and grey squirrels and contribute to the Great Scottish Squirrel Survey which runs from 23-29 September 2019. Details for how you ca...
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The Royal Scottish Forestry Society was instituted in 1854. We are a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation registered in Scotland, charity registration number SC002058.
Our registered office is Unit 1, Pentland Industrial Estate, Loanhead, Edinburgh, EH20 9QH. All correspondence should be sent to RSFS, 2 Walker Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7LA.