04/02/2025
The Nature Recovery Project (TNRP), in collaboration with the Forest of Marston Vale, is thrilled to welcome Antonia Illingworth as the newest Forestry Trainee at the Forest Centre & Millennium Country Park in Marston Moretaine. This exciting one-year traineeship is designed to provide hands-on experience in woodland management, conservation, and lowland forestry, equipping passionate individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to contribute to the restoration and protection of our forests.
The Forestry Traineeship, a key initiative under the Nature Recovery Project, is an incredible opportunity for individuals who are eager to immerse themselves in the world of forestry and environmental conservation. The structured program provides practical learning experiences, working alongside seasoned experts to manage, restore, and protect local woodlands.
Antonia, the latest trainee, brings a deep passion for conservation and sustainability. Through this role, she will develop expertise in tree planting, habitat restoration, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable land management.
The program is structured to provide comprehensive training and professional development for aspiring conservationists. Some of the key benefits include:
The Nature Recovery Project and the Forest of Marston Vale share a common vision—to create a future where forests are restored, biodiversity is protected, and communities are actively engaged in conservation efforts. This traineeship is a vital part of that vision, helping to develop the next generation of skilled forestry professionals who will continue the essential work of nature recovery.
As we welcome Antonia Illingworth to the team, we look forward to witnessing her journey, growth, and contributions to the conservation sector. Her work will play a crucial role in protecting and restoring woodland ecosystems, ensuring a thriving natural environment for generations to come.
