Centre for Forest Protection: Welcome to the Centre for Forest Protection

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The Centre for Forest Protection is a joint venture led by Forest Research and Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, that combines the strengths and expertise of each organisation

The Centre is working to protect the future of our forests, woodlands and trees from environmental and socio-economical threats, through the provision of innovative science, interdisciplinary research, education and training.

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Our Education & Training Programme

The Centre for Forest Protection Education and Training Programme will support current and future forest scientists by providing continuous professional development (CPD) for those in professional and technical roles within the sector. The CPD is available via e-learning modules accessed through this page. The goal is to increase skills and knowledge within the forestry sector through forward-looking training. The training is based on the values and aims of the CFP and its research interests.

Learn about our other education and training offers

Training: Resilience fundamentals, tree health and non-native pests and pathogens

You can access 'Meet the threats', the first module in our Resilience fundamentals, tree health and non-native pests and pathogens training course, below. 'Meet the threats' provides an overview of the risks and challenges that non-native pests and pathogens present to tree health. This module will be useful for anyone with an interest in tree health, who requires a wider picture of how science, legislation and management can increase woodland resilience. You will also be able to access links to useful resources with further context and details.

How do I enrol?

To access the module you need to create an account on the Silvestor platform using the button below. You will be awarded a certificate upon completion.

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Future training modules

Further training modules are currently in development. Follow us on LinkedIn, and subscribe to the Centre for Forest Protection newsletter to be alerted when these are available to complete:

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