Scottish Woodlands promotes sustainable forestry at Balmoral Show in Northern Ireland
Scottish Woodlands was pleased to participate in the Balmoral Show, which took place from 15 to 18 May in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Throughout the four-day event, the company's staff had the opportunity to engage with show attendees, discussing Scottish Woodlands' commitment to supporting sustainable woodland management and expansion across the region.
The Balmoral Show, organised by the Royal Ulster Agricultural Society, is Northern Ireland's largest agricultural event, attracting thousands of visitors and exhibitors. During the show, Scottish Woodlands had the opportunity to meet landowners, farmers, and members of the public to discuss how the company's comprehensive range of forestry-related services can help them access planting schemes and grant funding opportunities for woodland creation and management.
Brian Malcomson, Senior Forest Manager for Scottish Woodlands based in Ballymena, said:
"As a leading authority in the UK forestry sector, Scottish Woodlands is committed to promoting sustainable woodland creation and management throughout Northern Ireland. We attended the Balmoral Show for the full four days, and there was a great atmosphere throughout the event, with the superb weather attracting a large crowd. It was fantastic to get out and about, meeting new people and discussing the various planting schemes and services we offer. We also enjoyed catching up with our existing clients and suppliers."
The next event in Scottish Woodlands' rural show programme is ScotSheep, which takes place on 5 June at Aikengall Farm, Innerwick, near Dunbar in East Lothian. If you are attending the show, be sure to visit our stand to learn more about our services and how we can assist you with your forestry needs. Our experienced team will be on hand to discuss the various planting schemes, grant funding opportunities, and the wide range of forestry management solutions we provide.