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Kevin is Forest Management Director (FMD) for North England Forest District. Kevin has over 20 years’ experience with the Forestry Commission, having worked for both Forestry England and Forest Services.

Kevin’s academic background includes holding a National Diploma in Forestry from the National School of Forestry, Newton Rigg. In addition Kevin has held Chartered Forester status since 1993.

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Our Forest Management Plans

26 November 2018
A plan for each local forest area sets out how we aim to manage the woodlands in our care over the next 30 or more years.
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Careers

10 February 2020
As England’s largest land manager, we look after more trees than any other organisation. Our forests provide amazing places for people to enjoy, for sustainable timber to grow and a home for wildlife to thrive.
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Volunteering

We have a wide range of opportunities across England you can get stuck into, like practical conservation, maintenance of walking and mountain bike trails and vegetation management. Or how about helping out at our visitor centres, meeting and greeting visitors, helping to lead events, doing wildlife surveys or answering enquiries in the office?

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Getting active

With thousands of forest trails to run, walk, jog or skip down, mountain-bike tracks to challenge your balance and midweek activities to take part in - our forests are the perfect way to get active outdoors.

Whether you're just starting out on your active journey or a seasoned fitness fanatic, we're sure you'll gain huge benefits from being active in our woodlands! 

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