Each Autumn, FSC UK holds an Annual Members’ Meeting (AMM) for all FSC members based in the UK. Membership is separate from certification and gives organisations and individuals the opportunity to input into the future direction of FSC.
This year’s event will take place on 23 September at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and will include presentations on the rubber mapping and deforestation work by the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, on lessons learned from the timber origin testing project in Cameroon and the Congo by the Zoological Society of London, and on the FSC Principles, Criteria, and Indicators Revision (Principles and Criteria).
A limited number of places are available for non-members, please contact FSC UK as soon as possible (and by 7 September 2026 at the latest) if you would be interested in attending.
FSC Membership
FSC has over 1100 members from across the globe, working together to find solutions to the problems facing forests and the people that depend on them. Members are the highest decision-making body of FSC and enjoy first-hand information on new developments in certification, including participating in the development of policies, consultation processes, reviews of standards and regular audit consultations. The FSC General Assembly, held every three years, is where motions on the future direction of the FSC system are proposed and voted upon by members.