Forestry Commission (UK)

The Forestry Commission (UK) is a government agency responsible for managing and protecting forests and woodlands across England. Its role includes planting new trees, maintaining existing forests, ensuring sustainable use of timber, and conserving wildlife habitats. The Commission promotes forestry as a tool for environmental benefits, recreation, and climate change mitigation. It works to balance ecological health with economic and public enjoyment, providing expertise, support, and policy guidance to support the UK’s woodland and forest interests.