Silviculture
Research

Silviculture Researchers study how woods and forests are established, managed and regenerated. Their work helps improve woodland resilience, productivity, biodiversity and long-term sustainability by investigating topics such as tree species selection, planting design, soil condition, climate impacts, pests, diseases and woodland management methods.

This role often combines fieldwork, data collection, analysis and report writing. It suits people with strong scientific curiosity who want to support the future of forestry and woodland management through research, evidence and innovation.

Qualifications and Training (not limited to)

BSc Forestry

BSc Ecology, Environmental Science or related land-based science subjects

Postgraduate study may support progression into specialist research roles