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A comment by Gary Newman | I’ve trawled through the manifestos and tried to make sense of what might happen during the next term of…

The Home-Grown Homes Project moves into a new phase. Our research findings on how we can use more of the timber we produce to deliver […]

In 2019 we presented a strategy (Zero Carbon Homes) for the integration of the Welsh forest industries supply chain with offsite timber construction. Focussed particularly […]

Reversing man-made temperature rise is the big challenge of our time. New guidance contains advice on how to make embodied carbon assessments, available tools and…

How to reduce embodied carbon in social housing developments? This article highlights key questions and answers for strategic leadership teams.

What if a group of independent joiners could produce a Welsh timber window that meets all requirements for the social housing sector in Wales? Here’s…

After three intense years the project formally ends this month, a significant body of work which altogether makes a compelling case for having an industrial…

Woodknowledge Wales has responded to Welsh Government’s consultation on the standards new homes will need to meet in the future. We think the climate emergency […]

Why would it be beneficial for Welsh society to build a wood economy? A new report takes a closer look and analyses the economic and […]

A personal reflection by Dainis Dauksta, technical manager, Woodklnowledge Wales Conifers grow superbly across many of the microclimates and soil types found in Wales, producing […]