2018
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QJF Jan 2018, Vol 112, No.1
- Future Foresters Technology Day 2017 by Adam Todd
- Forest Genetics: A Key to the Future Health of Trees and Forests by Simon Lloyd
- Reducing Negative Impacts on Non-Target Species during Grey Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) control activities by Craig M. Shuttleworth, Aileen C. Mill, Zelda van der Waal, Sandro Bertolino, David J. Everest
- Species Profile: Southern Beeches (Nothofagus species) Rauli (Nothofagus alpina syn. N. Procera), roble (Nothofagus obliqua) and related species by Bill Mason, Richard jinks, Peter Savill, Scott McG. WIlson
- Risk Assessing for the likely loss of Ash by Joe Alsop, Emma Goldberg
- A European Policy for Coppice Forests by Debbie Bartlett
- Froest Resilience in British Forests, Woods and Plantations - the ecological components by Jonathon Spencer
April 2018 Vol 112 No.2
- Ten conifer species with the potential for wider use in British foresry show some tolerance to six commonly used pesticides by Ian H. Willoughby, Ralph Harmer and Jack Forster
- Alternative Oaks (Quercus spp.) by Scott McG. Wilson, Bill Mason, Peter Savill & Richard Jinks
- Neonectria neomacrospora on Abies spp. in Wales by Joseph McMinn & Ana Perez-Sierra
- Woodland Social Enterprise - Innovation and resilience in the forest sector by Norman Dandy
- Araucarias in Chile and Argentina by Jenny Greaves
- Silvology - Redefining the biological science for the study of forests by Gabriel Hemery & Jens Peter Skovsgaard
- Future-proofing your Woodlands by Adam Todd, John Weir, Stephen Bathgate
- Hardwood Timber Prices 2017 by Keith Spencer & John Jenkins
July 2018 Vol 112 No. 3
- Can we grow oak to 60cm DBH in less than 100 years in Britain by Gary Kerr & Jack Forster
- Non-native alder species (Alnus spp.) by Scott McG. Wilson, Bill Mason, Peter Savill & Richard Jinks
- The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy by Alan Pottinger
- Oral Contraceptives for Grey Squirrels by Giovanna Massei
- Forest Resilience in British Forests, Woods & Plantations 2. Plantation forests of spruce and other conifers by Jonathan Spencer
- RFS Whole Society Meeting South West 2018 by Jen Turner, Simon Lloyd
- Reversing the Spread by Ian Willoughby, Suzanne Peace
- Slovenian Forestry by Chloe Darling
- Sawrey Ground Plantation by Gary Primrose
October 2018 Vol 112 No. 4
- EIF 2018 by Rachel Thomas
- Hybrid Poplars & Aspens by Peter Savill, Victoria Stokes, Richard Jinks, Bill Mason, Scott McG, Wilson
- It's Good to Share by Steve Fancourt, Vaughan Redfern, David Thompson, David Whitehorne
- Keeping Safety Top of the Agenda by Cheryl Lundberg
- Martens, Squirrels & Forestry by Jonathan Spencer, Andrew Stringer, Emma Sheehy
- Rapid Progression of Ash Dieback Disease in an Ancient Wood in the UK by Anne Edwards & J. Allen Downie
