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The Forest Education Network (FEN) is the successor body to the Forest Education Initiative (FEI) in England. Priorities for the FEN are to bring those with an interest in forest education together; promote the sharing of good practice; improve communication and help raise opportunities for, and standards in delivery.
www.foresteducation.org
A non-profit making community interest company providing Forest School Leader training, ethical school grounds improvements (using sustainable materials) and delivering Forest Schools, Outdoor Learning programs and Community Engagement projects throughout Birmingham and the West Midlands in a variety of settings including schools at all key stages, private, community, and extended provision. They also have extensive experience in the Special Needs sector. www.forestschoolsbirmingham.com
Forestry and Outdoor Courses www.cumbria.ac.uk/Courses/SubjectAreas/ForestryOutdoor/Home.aspx
Our unique geographic position in the face of prevailing Atlantic weather, together with our varied geology and landscapes, has given rise to an outstanding diversity of wooded habitats for our relatively small land area. Certain English woodlands are of global importance. www.plantlife.org.uk/wild_plants/celebrating_our_woodlands
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