HRH The Princess Royal visited Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham to plant the final tree in a 70-hectare Diamond Wood. Named Loggy’s Wood, it is equivalent in size to around 115 football pitches and was created to mark The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
The wood was planted as part of a nationwide partnership between the Defence Infrastructure Organisation and the Woodland Trust, under the Trust’s six-million tree Jubilee Woods Project. The initiative has seen thousands of hectares of woodland planted that will help British soldiers train more effectively for military operations in years to come once the woods are established.
The Trust believes everyone should have easy access to woodland: regular contact with green spaces has been linked to reductions in diabetes, obesity, stress, and other disorders. Trees also provide habitat and food for wildlife; they produce oxygen, absorb carbon, cut pollution, and help reduce flooding. They give shade, shelter, and are a source of timber, fuel, fruit and nuts.
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How do we continue to get better at communicating? Food for thought this morning on the @UKArmyLogistics crossbrief #belonging #development #oneteam 🔱 @151Rsm #wesustain @marketors
Congratulations to RLC soldier LCpl Stu Elvin who has received two bronze medals at the World Rowing Indoor Championships 2021.
On 23 Feb, the LCpl placed third in the Men's (age 30-39) 500m race and achieved another medal as part of the Armed Forces Men's Team. Well done!
Great to see over 300 people collaborating online at the RLC Strategy Cross Brief today. Lots of energetic discussion in the syndicate break out rooms, working together to develop the Corps for the future #BritishArmyLogistics #People #Technology #Integration #Communication
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