FOREST DESIGN FOR RESILIENCE: A half-day workshop

Discover new planting options for multifunctional forests under FT10-CCF and the Climate Resilient Reforestation Pilot Scheme

Start Date

05/09/2025

End Date

05/09/2025

Start Time

1:45 pm

End Time

5:00 pm

Location

R95 D362

**MORNING WORKSHOP FULLY BOOKED**

Due to high demand, we are running a second session for this workshop in the AFTERNOON of the 5th September from 1.45-5pm

Please register for this afternoon workshop using the link on this page. 

 

Discover how to design resilient forests for the future

Are you planting a new forest, replanting after storm damage or simply curious about climate-resilient forestry?

Join us for a half-day workshop, combining indoor and on-site discussions, led by expert CCF foresters Manus Crowley and Sean Hoskins.

  • Learn about FT10-CCF, a new planting option in Ireland, designed for increased forest resilience to climate change, pests, diseases and storm damage
  • Understand how diverse forests planted under FT10-CCF can produce long-lived timber products to maximise carbon storage, while promoting biodiversity and healthy forest ecosystems
  • Explore how to balance economic, environmental and cultural values in your forest

 

What you’ll gain:

  • A clear, practical understanding of FT10-CCF forest design principles
  • Fresh insights into a resilient alternative to traditional forest creation
  • Expert guidance on selecting diverse species and on group mixtures
  • A guided field walk of an FT10-CCF site to see design theory brought to life
  • Valuable information on current financial supports available from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine to support this type of resilient forest creation

 

Ideal For:

  • Landowners creating a new forest
  • Forest owners deciding what to replant post-storm
  • Anyone passionate about creating sustainable forests

 

Date: Friday 5th September 2025

Time: 9.45am-1pm

Meet point: Dicksboro GAA clubhouse, Palmerstown, Co. Kilkenny R95 D362

Cost: FREE

Spaces are limited so REGISTER NOW!

 

Bring suitable clothing and footwear for the site visit. 

 

Supported by funding from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine

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