Forestry Commission
The Forestry Commission is a non-ministerial government department responsible for forestry in England and Scotland. (Since 1 April 2013 Forestry Commission Wales has merged to become Natural Resources Wales.) It was set up in 1919 to expand Britain's forests and woodland after depletion during the First World War.
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Oral Evidence given to Parliament Committees
December 2012
- Roger Coppock, Head of Analysts, Forestry Commission gave evidence related to Tree health and plant biosecurity on 11 Dec. [2]
July 2011
- Tim Rollinson, Director General and Deputy Chairman, Forestry Commission gave evidence related to Forest research on 13 Jul. [3]
- Roger Coppock, Head of Specialist Advisers, Corporate and Forestry Support, Forestry Commission gave evidence related to Forest research on 13 Jul. [3]
References
- 1. Wikipedia. Forestry Commission
- 2. United Kingdom Parliament. Uncorrected Evidence - HC 829-i - Tree Health and Plant Biosecurity - 11 Dec 2012 - Tree health and plant biosecurity
- 3. United Kingdom Parliament. Forest research - oral and written evidence 13 Jul 2011 - Science and Technology Committee - Minutes of Evidence
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